The phrase "preparations for tests" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the actions or activities someone is taking in order to get ready for a test or exam. For example: "Sarah spent the entire weekend making preparations for her final exams next week. She studied for hours and organized all of her notes and study materials."
American intelligence did spot Pakistan's undisguised preparations for testing its own bomb.
The report says Iraq has made preparations for testing the engines of prohibited longer-range missiles at its Al Rafah North complex.
The men had been under surveillance for seven months, but the authorities said they decided to move fast when the three began preparations for testing an explosive device.
Tutoring, preparation for tests and examinations, supervised study in school, correspondence study courses at home and extra-curricular activities such as sport, as well as study activities self-initiated by students, cannot be considered homework (Cooper, 2001).
Butcher believes the experience of facing a fired-up Tartan Army and a rejuvenated Scotland side determined to beat the 'Auld Enemy' on their return to Glasgow will provide perfect preparation for tests ahead.
Children are not commodities to be valued by market principles, nor do classrooms lend themselves to the rigidities of standardized preparation for tests.
We have become increasingly concerned about these occurrences and realized that our patients may not be adequately educated on the proper preparation for tests requiring overnight fasting.
Work hard in preparation for tests.
But for now, let's not forget for one moment we are talking about the GAB, a player who has meticulously kept hand-written notes of practice sessions, and not to mention Test matches; a man of peerless preparation for Test battle.
There are no evaluated patch test preparations for skin testing in case of suspected Ti hypersensitivity.
