Is this sentence correct?
I made a sentence below:
The company`s policy was seen as a litmus test towards women about how they feel after a break-up.
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I'm not sure if "litmus test" is used correctly here. The answer to a litmus test is a simple "yes" or "no".
For example, a litmus test for hiring a dog-sitter might be "Does he/she have dog-sitting experience?".
Can you explain more what your sentence is about?
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It's not bad.
The one word I would question is 'towards'. That seems 'not quite right'. I think that 'for' would be better.
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