The phrase "results on tests" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the scores or outcomes obtained on a test, exam, or assessment. Example: The students were thrilled with their results on the final exams, as they all achieved high marks.
He has shown mixed results on tests, and Chinese health officials plan to continue testing him.
The results on tests the students are taking now will not be known until the end of the summer.
Doctors and states are required to report cases of full-blown AIDS, but only some states report positive results on tests for H.I.V. infection to the agency.
For one thing, the officials said, in calculating the scores of its schools, Edison combined results on tests from different testing companies.
I was not surprised to read that "any suggestion of advantage based on sex affects results" on tests given by researchers.
The postponement was in response to growing complaints from teachers' unions and school administrators that they were being held accountable for results on tests before they had time to adjust to new curriculum standards.
Results on test accuracy are inconclusive.
Section 4 demonstrates preliminary numerical results on test problems.
We present our results on testing text classification models that efficiently and accurately identify community posts containing clinical topics.
One "silver bullet" initiative that has caught on lately in education is punishing teachers for not achieving results on test scores, and instituting merit-based pay for teachers.
A positive result on test AB, for example, supports the sequences ABC and CAB, while sequence ABC is supported by positive results on test AB and BC.
