The phrase 'test class' could be correct and usable in written English, depending on the context.
It could be used in written educational materials when referring to a class that is devoted to taking a test, or when talking about a class of students taking a test. For example: "My test class had to take a difficult final exam before we could move on to the next course."
He's developed in to a Test class batsman in front of our eyes in the last six or so months.
"Let me tell them loud and clear – Devon Malcolm (average 37.50 per wicket) is not Test class".
Michael Vaughan had the gift of making even his dismissals – those wonderfully timed nicks and edges – look elegant and precise, and unarguably Test class.
Most spinning reels are usually spooled with lighter lines in the 6- to 10-pound (2,700- to 4,500-gram 4,500-grams.
Anderson County Schools Superintendent Sheila Mitchell said Jarrell had not been enrolled in the school district except for a General Educational Development (GED) test class in 2016.
When asked whether they wanted to retake the test, class members screeched a high-pitched drawn-out, "Nooooo!" "Does this mean we have to take the MCAS again?" Gabriel asked.
Table 13 Independent t test result for students' academic achievements in different groups Descriptive statistic t test N Mean SD t df p Pre-test Class #1 18 48.78 29.138 −4.533 29.912 0.000* Class #4 32 85.31 23.863 *: p < 0.05.
Table 14 Independent t test result for students' academic achievements in different groups Descriptive statistic ANOVA N Mean SD F df p Pre-test Class #2 26 46.77 31.046 0.276 22, 76) 0.759 Class #3 27 47.85 26.804 Class #5 26 52.23 26.213.
And agreed on Morgan, but it's beginning to look like he might be the latest Test-class batsman not to make it at Test level.
Was it the dismissal of a Test-class middle-order batsman?
His bowling progressed in fits and starts, and his batting never lived up to its promise, or the standard of a Test-class all-rounder.
