The phrase "act as a conductor" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a person who facilitates the movement of people or goods from one place to another. For example, "The bus driver acted as a conductor to ensure all the passengers made it safely to their destination."
The salt combined with moisture to act as a conductor for electricity in high voltage lines, starting a fire that smoldered inside the pole, according to the utility.
"Saltwater drips onto utilities, and if you have cracks in the electrical cables, saltwater can get in there and act as a conductor," said Chris Olert, a Con Edison spokesman.
SWCNT has the ability to act as a conductor (metal) and as a semiconductor as well [2, 4].
"Half-metal" is used in physics to refer to a compound (such as chromium dioxide) or alloy that can act as a conductor and an insulator.
I for one will not be lifting little Helen aloft, face pressed against the sparking, spluttering fuse box so she can act as a conductor for both of our fatal electrocutions.
The upper airway is involved in chewing, swallowing, speech and smell, and its primary functions are to act as a conductor of air, to humidify and warm the inspired air and prevent foreign materials from entering the tracheobronchial tree [ 24].
One ringer acts as a conductor, giving rudimentary guidance, but change ringing is very much a group effort.
Acting as a conductor, he would instruct either Zazeela or Choi to stretch out a syllable, or else indicate that the other two voices should hold the same note, while he improvised around the sustained tones.
In rocks, it is most often observed that water generally acts as a conductor.
Hydrodissection is performed with dextrose 5%% (acts as an insulator as opposed to normal saline, which acts as a conductor).
Concerning active protective techniques, gas dissection can be performed with air or CO2 (CO2 is more soluble and a better insulator than air; it is therefore more commonly preferred), hydrodissection is performed with dextrose 5%% (acts as an insulator as opposed to normal saline, which acts as a conductor).
