The phrase "an examination conducted" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a formal assessment or evaluation that has taken place.
Example: "The results of an examination conducted by the committee will be released next week."
Alternatives: "a test performed" or "an assessment carried out".
The report on Trump's health released on Thursday was based on an examination conducted on Friday 9 September.
Given the cultural sensibilities and Ms Bhutto's position, it is all but inconceivable she would be exhumed and an examination conducted.
To practice pharmacy in those countries in which a license is required, an applicant must be qualified by graduation from a recognized college of pharmacy, meet specific requirements for experience, and pass an examination conducted by a board of pharmacy appointed by the government.
In 1980, an examination conducted on U.S. river otter populations determined they were extirpated in 11 states, and had experienced drastic lapses in 9 others.
In case of pelvic/shoulder obliquity, parameter values in the compared measurements were correlated to some extent, which means that a person with a relatively higher level of obliquity in examination 1 also had slightly different values in an examination conducted three years later.
Statistical analysis revealed positive correlations between the 10 parameters in examination 1 and examination 2 which means that a person with a relatively higher level of obliquity in examination number 1 also had slightly different values in an examination conducted three years later.
Each participant received an eye examination conducted by an ophthalmologist and was given a questionnaire interview in 2005.
We compared self-reported data at four different times over 9 years with measured values from a single examination conducted an average of 9 years after recruitment.
NHANES consists of a detailed home interview and a health examination conducted in a mobile examination center (MEC).
Should pass a physical examination conducted by a licensed physician, physical assistant or a certified advanced register nurse practitioner.
HIV-infected and uninfected individuals were invited for a clinical examination conducted by a physician and blood samples were collected for assessment of HIV and HTLV infections as well as for T-cell subsets, malaria, anaemia, and sexually transmitted infections.
