"replication test" is correct and usable in written English.
It is most commonly used in a laboratory science context to refer to a procedure of testing something multiple times, for instance: "The replication test showed that the results were consistent."
Knee proprioception was assessed with an isokinetic dynamometer, using a joint angle replication test.
The research was based on historical data and so could not be replicated, but featured the same sort of statistical errors that commonly appear in any work that fails the replication test.
We examined the frequency of the T allele of the C270T polymorphism of the brain-derived nerve growth factor (BDNF) gene in a test and replication test design.
SD inhibited intracellular growth of M.tb 48 h post-infection as determined by the intracellular replication test.
Each replication test was done at both the SNP and region levels.
In the replication test, cases were collected from Kyoto Prefectural University Hospital and its related hospitals.
Decreased susceptibility to Gram-negative bacteria observed in the GG genotype patients in the derivation cohort did not replicate; this needs further replication tests in larger cohorts.
Participants critique theories and models, often including replication, testing, and improvement of various models.
C.S.H., F.d'E. and K.L.v.N. planned the methodology for examination of L13, and conceived and carried out the experimental replication tests.
Participants critique the theories and models, often including replication, testing, and improvement of various models, and lead class discussion.
One of these variants had p-values of 0.02 (MAP) and 0.04 (SBP) in replication testing in Pima Indians.
