The phrase "test conducted for" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce the purpose or reason for a test being conducted. Example: The test conducted for employee performance evaluation showed a significant improvement in productivity.
In the small overlap test, conducted for only the second time, 13 of these 18 moderately priced 2013 models earned a rating of Good or Acceptable.
About 5,400 motorcycle helmets are being recalled because they did not pass an impact test conducted for the safety agency.
According to a multiple range test conducted for analyzing the estimation error, the monitoring task for the process under study has been better fulfilled by the reset observer which is able to update the estimation results every instant when the measurements were available.
Table 7 shows the result of the t test conducted for the same two groups as F test.
Yeah, this test conducted for the 50th anniversary of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety shows it's a damn good thing because there would be a lot more auto-related deaths.
The Hausman test, conducted for all regressions, rejects the null hypothesis in which the unobserved time-invariant component ((alpha _i)) is uncorrelated with the model's covariates.
The SEM images verify the outputs of rheological tests conducted for the morphology of samples.
Multiple tests conducted for the adsorbent breakthrough investigation result in determination of adsorbent layer properties.
Results of tests conducted for combined and confined masonry walls are reported in this paper.
Testing conducted for The Post by Virginia Tech scientists shows that on a key indicator of grass-feeding, the Aurora milk matched conventional milk, not organic.
Independent tests conducted for The Times along a stretch of Jamaica Avenue in Queens and under other elevated rail areas in Brooklyn found lead concentrations on sidewalks ranging from 341 micrograms to more than 12,000 micrograms per square foot, for example.
