The phrase 'test expert' is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to someone who is highly knowledgeable and skilled in conducting and evaluating tests. Example: The company hired a team of test experts to design and implement a comprehensive evaluation system for their employees.
Despite concerns about the reading test, teachers at all the city's middle schools received a list of names of seventh-grade students who had performed below standard level on the reading test and who would thus be required to attend summer school, said Laurie May, the test expert for the board.
At a hearing in Burlington, Judge J. Garvan Murtha, the Federal District Court chief, asked the owners to bring in two experts to testify on Thursday about the science of the test results and asked federal officials to invite their own test expert.
But test expert Linda Gottfredson, a sociologist at the University of Delaware, Newark, says the literature on vocational preferences supports Hausman.
This type of decision support system is called the test expert system and is based on the professional and psychological diagnostics of teamwork.
Future studies should also include other measurement methodologies, such as focus group interview data, situational judgment test, expert judgments or clinical diagnosis.
GENETIC TEST Experts say the test can detect 90percentt of precancerous lesions.
A "super computer" has duped humans into thinking it was a 13-year-old boy to become the first machine to pass the Turing test, experts have said.
Assessment Day are practice test experts, providing sample tests of the kind of thing you may be up against in a real job interview.
For now, as the baseball world digests the news of Braun's positive test, experts also stressed the importance of avoiding fast conclusions.
But as this piece puts it, "according to test experts' analysis, under the current topics highlighted in the test, the female monopoly on the top spot is still going to be difficult to shake".
Test experts say that unlike other forms of assessments like true/false or fill-in-the-blank and other objective type of tests, essay tests raise the level of students' thought processes and creativity (Arends, 1998).
