"tests run" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like, "The IT team ran tests to ensure the security of the system."
However, it is helpful to limit the number of tests run to facilitate comparability between tested products on the market.
All tests run were two-tailed.
Progressive.com now shows video of the tests run by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
The conservation group says it's happy to have the tests run.
First, he says, too many managers don't let the tests run their course.
Tests run by IGeneX, he said, detected Lyme disease that was missed by other laboratories.
"Were all appropriate tests run on the cement and the casing?" he asked, apparently implicating Halliburton.
Scalability tests run up to ∼51K cores show a parallel efficiency greater than 90%.
The experimental tests run in industrial conditions confirmed reasonability of assumed technology.
The updated degapping solution ameliorates the wavelength shift as seen from tests run on Capella LETGS+HRC-S observations.
He'll do blood tests, run a series of tests on you and see what comes of it.
