The phrase "acting as conduits" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe entities or individuals that facilitate the transfer or transmission of something, such as information, energy, or resources.
Example: "The new communication tools are acting as conduits for collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "serving as channels" or "functioning as intermediaries".
Instead of acting as conduits, many streets and highways have morphed into human retention ponds.
Even people who historically don't work in property are acting as conduits to clients simply because they can facilitate introductions.
The process has come under increasing scrutiny as more government agencies are acting as conduits for the transfer of property from one private owner to another.
While the UN pleads with Israel to let concrete into Gaza to rebuild 20,000 buildings battered by Israeli bombardment, Hamas is overseeing a far greater flow of construction materials through the Egyptian tunnels.NGOs acting as conduits for Western, especially American, funding have faced even greater wrath.
Children are notoriously vulnerable to infection as well as acting as conduits to transmission.
The major joints acting as conduits for inflow water were designed for efficient drainage.
John Frisbie, head of the US-China Business Council, reckons that as Chinese companies invest more abroad, foreign companies' rights in China might be strengthened.Security concerns are not confined to Chinese companies: other countries, too, often suspect American technology companies of acting as electronic conduits for America's spy agencies.
Even experts who question the campaigning group's methodology accept that outflows probably exceed incoming aid and investment combined.Big rich countries often accuse small offshore financial centres, such as Jersey and the Cayman Islands, of acting as willing conduits for dodgy money.
The market has been frozen since early in the credit crisis last August.Although they hold only about 1% of the total amount of ABCP, the 1,800 small investors have disproportionate clout because a number of companies acting as ABCP conduits were put into bankruptcy protection until a deal could be worked out.
Considering the under-utilisation of high-quality substrates near edges, we suggest that foraging substrate availability cannot explain the results obtained; the hypothesis that edges are acting as movement conduits likely explain woodpecker movement patterns we observed.
This poorer construction may increase home ventilation due to imperfections in the structure of the home acting as ventilation conduits.
