The phrase "already conducted with" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly; the correct preposition should be "on" or "in" instead of "with."
Example: "The research has already been conducted on the effects of climate change."
Alternatives: "already carried out on" or "already performed in".
The statement said that North Korea had already conducted "enough discussions" with the United States officials after they demanded more negotiations on its November draft declaration.
As described in the etch-stopper process, during the patterning of ES nano-mask, the a-IGZO nano-films, which are not protected by the etch-stopper layer, are already conducted by being bombarded with CF4 plasma.
The survey was already conducted on a voluntary basis with agreement from the participants for the use of the collected data for scientific purposes.
"In the United States, the FBI has already conducted undercover operations that have identified individuals with intentions to travel to Syria.
It says that in 2013, it sold more than 2.8 million products, with more than a third of sales already conducted on mobile devices.
(He has already conducted at the Met).
Ground spraying was already conducted near their homes.
The staff of the joint committee has, for example, already conducted private interviews with Ms. Rowley.
Feil-Seifer and Matarić have already conducted pilot studies with eleven children who are cared for at the Children's Hospital of Los Angeles.
Boeing, the great American rival of EADS and Airbus, is also working on a new generation of supersonic airliners and has already conducted test-flights with a pilotless model.
Müsseler and Aschersleben (1998, Experiment 4) already conducted an experiment with constant-context conditions in which they presented a cue above and below the location where the horizontally moving stimulus appeared.
