The phrase "test centre" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a location where tests or examinations are administered or conducted. Example: The students were instructed to go to the designated test centre to take their final exams.
When they say "test centre" do they mean pub?
The test centre was designed to be replanted every few years.
Perry's ideal permanent home for the tapestry, he says, would be at a British citizenship test centre.
Hence, the functional behavior assessment of the FTS system in real time is of utmost importance in test centre.
Suddenly I realised that every bloody car outside the test centre had a BSM sign on top.
As we walked out of the test centre, I could feel the drugs beginning to take hold.
Peter Mock, one of the team at the International Council on Clean Transportation who exposed the VW diesel scandal, said the Adac test centre was "absolutely trustworthy".
As my faults mounted during the test, I prayed that we would turn back toward the test centre before I surpassed the maximum level of acceptable faultiness.
In the absence of central funding, they say they pay for the inmates' daily rice from their own pocket, and want foreign help to set up a proper blood-test centre.
For most of the year, Sturgess runs the Snowfit Revolutionz shop in Norwich, but he has been lucky enough to buy a small chalet here that he uses as an occasional bolthole-cum-test centre.
In late May 2011, Sukhoi flew the first Su-35S to the Defence Ministry's 929th State Flight Test Centre at Akhtubinsk prior to states joint tests conducted to prepare the aircraft for operational service with the VVS.
