The phrase "two consecutive tests" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to two tests that are taken back-to-back or one right after the other. Example: The students were given two consecutive tests in math and English, and many of them struggled to finish both in the allotted time.
"We're running tests and we need two consecutive tests to come back negative for bacteria," Mr. Dickens said.
This was followed by two consecutive tests of the land-based, medium-range Musudan missile, both of which reportedly failed.
Nor, in his opinion, is England's inability to field the same pair of props for more than two consecutive Tests any lasting handicap.
The MRMLC estimates of individual changes are between one test occasion and the next, and thus the model is limited to investigating comparisons between two consecutive tests.
That year, for the first time since the First World War, Wales retained the same side for two consecutive Tests when they faced England and Scotland.
Still, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control has recommended the testing of male survivors until two consecutive tests of semen are negative and more is understood about sexual transmission.
The five test matches will be played in an order consistent with the following conditions: Australia will play two consecutive test matches against the West Indies.
A total of ten simply supported beams reinforced with different amounts of GFRP and steel bars were subjected to two consecutive test phases in order to evaluate their short and long-term cracking behaviour.
Mice were then submitted to two consecutive test sessions of four trials with an inter-session resting period of 15 20 minutes during which they were returned to their home cage.
Consequently, the short and long retention conditions formed two consecutive test sessions administered on the same day (see Table 2A).
Following two consecutive test results indicating no smoking, the incentive value was reset to the highest point attained prior to the lapse.
