"test specification" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the guidelines that must be followed when designing and conducting a test, or to any written document giving information about the description, purpose, and scope of a test. For example: "The project manager gave the team members a test specification outlining the objectives and timeline for the experiment."
The aim of this study is to develop the basis for a practical test specification.
The American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM), an international standards organization, does not currently have a test specification or methodology that could be used to test the rate of biodegradation of microbeads in water.
Whereas the shock spectrum is most suitable for product response (fragility) specification, the tools developed in this article render the Fourier spectrum most suitable for shock environment and laboratory test specification.
Though using directly the programming language may facilitate acceptance by software developers at first sight, the entailed syntax noise sometimes distracts from the actual test specification, speaking about interaction traces.
Bottom-up reuse and multi-level test cases lead to testing earlier on in the development process while reducing the effort required by test specification, test design, and test implementation.
This laboratory study was thus initiated to review and evaluate if the current Texas HWTT protocol and its associated Texas test specification (Tex-242-F) are simulative of the current summer field conditions for routine HMA mix-design and screening to optimize rutting resistance performance.
Quoting North (2004), Papageorgiou explained that "as a reference resource for language learning, teaching and assessment, the CEFR was not designed specifically for test specifications and language testing contexts" (p. 273).
Firstly, measures of validity in criterion-referenced tests, test purpose, and test specifications are discussed.
Several test specifications and qualifications use the random vibrations to increase the reliability of electronic products.
Quality and test specifications prescribed by the licensor have been found correct.
As alternatives, we present a variety of verification specification for the quality improvement of mechanical systems usual performance specifications, special performance (SP) specifications, reliability marginal (RM) test specifications, and RQ test specifications.
