The phrase "for free testing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which an activity or service is available without cost, such as a sample product offered at no cost or a medical procedure offered without charge. For example, "We are offering free testing to all qualifying individuals."
Begun in 2004, a project he called Return saw Rakowitz relaunch in Brooklyn a version of his grandfather's import/export business; the local Iraqi community were invited to send items to Iraq for free, testing channels of communication at a time when there was almost no postal infrastructure.
The gifts were HIV prevention handbooks, nail-clippers and a 40 Yuan coupon for free testing and counseling services at designated facilities.
If you don't have your own water testing kit, bring a sample of your tank water in to the pet store every couple weeks for free testing to make sure that everything is balanced so that your pet is not stressed.
Some people are eligible for free tests, but even if you have to pay, it is likely to be worth it to prevent gritty eyes and headaches.
For example, almost 3,000 patients who had surgery at Swedish Medical Center in suburban Denver during the time Allen worked there (from August 2015 until he was fired in January 2016) were notified to come in for free tests.
Inside the van, some took advantage of free testing for H.I.V. and other sexually transmitted diseases.
He said that two law students were conducting the review and that out of 40 cases already examined, one had been found that would qualify for the free testing.
I am proud to stand with Senator Block in calling for cruelty free testing".
The presence of certain cues, for example the offering of free tests, can stimulate action.
The service can be set-up online for instant and free testing and does not require any additional hard- or software investments.
Second, all study participants attended a forum on ancestry testing and volunteered for free genetic testing for ancestry, thus the sample is subject to selection bias.
