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Discover LudwigThe phrase "test run of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a process where something is tested out or tried out before it is used more widely. For example: "We will be doing a test run of the new software before its rollout to the rest of the company."
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It was also a test run of the playing conditions.
A test run of the project's first course offering, Computing in Context for Policy, is underway.
She was in New York yesterday for a 10-mile test run of the course.
Customers are given a 30-minute demonstration and test run of their boat.
The design, construction and test run of a solid adsorption solar refrigerator are presented.
But Mr. Bloomberg wasn't interested in doing a test run of his own.
A test run of televising civil cases in some federal courts in the early 1990's also received high marks.
The idea is that it will make for a good test run of conservative journalism's enhanced capabilities.
Fluid Entertainment, a kid-oriented online video game company, is near a test run of its massively multiplayer online game.
However, a full-blown test run of e-voting has been carried out elsewhere, with very instructive results.
As a test run of NAP-XPS, a CO oxidation experiment is carried out on Pt3Ti polycrystalline surface.
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