The phrase "exempt from tests" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something or someone is not required to take a test. Example: Students with a perfect attendance record are exempt from tests in this class.
It also said the players should be exempt from testing during vacations.
Motorists forced to comply with the unpopular program in the southern section of the state were incensed that they would be subsidizing industrial pollution in a section where car owners were exempt from testing.
There is little known about this material". MCHM is one of tens of thousands of chemicals exempt from testing under the federal Toxic Substances Control Act because they were already in use when the law was approved in 1976.
The CPSC announced in the 7 August 2009 Federal Register that wood, natural fibers, and gemstones joined selected metals and alloys as materials that are exempt from testing.
Under the new standard, bassinets, booster seats, car seats, changing pads, floor play mats, high chairs, high chair pads, bouncers, carriers, mattresses, mattress pads, infant seats, infant swings, walkers, nursing pads, nursing pillows, playpen side pads, play yards, portable hook-on chairs, and strollers now are all exempt from testing.
The new standard also increases the number of infant products exempted from testing for compliance in other words, products that don't need to demonstrate flame resistance.
Debt that banks keep on their books, on the assumption that it will be repaid at maturity, was exempt from the tests.
Debts that banks are keeping on their books, on the assumption that they will be repaid at maturity, were exempt from the tests.
A state appeals court has affirmed decisions that said students at charter and alternative high schools in New York City must take the state Regents exams, despite a high-profile campaign by those schools to be exempt from the tests.
