trialling

Putting through paces

Trialling is the present participle of trial used as a verb, meaning to test or try out something before full commitment or adoption: We're trialling a new software system.

Common in British English, where trial functions as a verb more readily than in American English, which typically prefers "trying out" or "testing."

experimentation

testing

Examining to evaluate

beta testing · alpha testing · proof of concept · feasibility study · iteration · validation · verification · debugging · benchmarking · stress testing

evaluation

assessing

Evaluating worth or significance

analyzing · scrutinizing · measuring · monitoring · rating · auditing · inspecting · vetting · checking · gauging

legal

prosecuting

Pursuing criminal charges

hearing · tribunal · dock · arraignment · indictment · preliminary hearing · committal · magistrate · barrister · solicitor

research

sampling

Extracting subset for study

study design · baseline · randomization · methodology · hypothesis testing · replication · observation · fieldwork · double-blind · placebo

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process stage

triallingadopting

Taking as one's own

implementing · finalizing · deploying · rolling out · institutionalizing

certainty of commitment

triallingabandoning

Leaving permanently behind

rejecting · discontinuing · discarding · scrapping · dropping

Family

trail, trial, trying, trials, trialled, trialed, trialing

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