The phrase "perform tests on" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to the act of conducting examinations or evaluations on a subject, object, or system.
Example: "The researchers will perform tests on the new drug to determine its effectiveness."
Alternatives: "conduct tests on" or "carry out tests on"
The FPGA emulator uses the vehicular channel models proposed in [3] and allows for evaluating the performance in different vehicular environments without requiring to perform tests on real roads.
Would we do to them what we do to chimpanzees -- eat them, perform tests on them, put them in zoos?
Arvin plans to perform tests on the child to make sure it is free of all physical and mental problems.
Its much-touted new blood testing system claimed to be able to perform tests on a "pinprick" of blood rather than a much larger amount drawn by syringe, which is the current best available method.
F.B.I. officials in Washington said last month that they also were planning to perform tests on DNA evidence collected from Mr. Pérez Lopez's body, but Campos said Mexican officials arrived at Wednesday's confirmation "with no help from outside sources".
According to the agency, importers that have a private lab perform tests on five consecutive shipments with no violations may no longer be required to test subsequent shipments, even though other importers are.
These characteristics implies the opportunity to perform test on paintings directly in the exposition environment, with the possibility of an automated monitoring.
ICDs also offer a host of other sophisticated functions such as remembering detected arrhythmic events and the ability to perform testing on your heart.
Dr. Janoson testified that he performed tests on Mr. Velella over nine hours in August 2003.
Altroconsumo, Italy's equivalent of Which?, performed tests on a Volkswagen Golf last year which it says showed fuel consumption levels 50% higher than the figuresofficially declared by VW.
At the Gypsy camp at Auschwitz, the infamous Nazi doctor Josef Mengele, who was fascinated by Gypsies, himself performed tests on the young, many of them twins.
