"performance of a test" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing the execution or completion of a test (such as a quiz or exam), or when referring to someone's performance on that test. For example, "The student's performance of the test was exemplary."
We describe the performance of a test panel comprising 13 SNPs genotyped across a consolidated collection of four patient cohorts obtained from academic centres deemed appropriate for pooling.
Diagnosis of meningitis is made by examination and confirmed by the performance of a test called a spinal tap (or lumbar puncture).
Most current measures of the performance of a test, especially the indices of reliability, only tackle the variation of cases, and hence are not suitable for generalizing results across the population of readers.
The total area under the ROC curve is a single index for measuring the performance of a test.
The Daleks force the Doctor to monitor Jamie's performance of a test - the rescue of Victoria - with the supposed intention of identifying the human factor: the special quality possessed by humans that enables them always to defeat the Daleks.
After having defined cut-off values for CPF and TV, we described the performance of a test combining CPF and TV values to predict the early extubation outcome.
Performance of a testing set is measured in terms of the recognition rate defined as text{RR}=frac{mathrm{Number~of~probe~images~correctly~classified}}{mathrm{Total~ number~of~probe~images}}times 100 (29).
This emphasises the importance of validating the performance of a diagnostic test in the population being tested.
When the performance of a diagnostic test is evaluated, properties of the test are often described using sensitivity and specificity.
In general, an imperfect reference test will underestimate the performance of a diagnostic test.
For example, while the performance of a lab test will generate a claim, the test result will not be available within the claims database.
