The phrase "and conducted more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to additional actions or activities that were carried out, typically in a research or operational context.
Example: "The team completed the initial study and conducted more experiments to validate their findings."
Alternatives: "and carried out additional" or "and performed further".
Researchers contacted 177,000 randomly chosen people, and conducted more than 9,000 interviews.
When that didn't reveal anything, they went into the field and conducted more interviews.
CLW sent undercover investigators posing as employees into three Pegatron factories and conducted more than 200 interviews with staff.
The commission, which spent three weeks in Iraq and conducted more than 150 interviews, consists of former or retired military officers, Defense Department officials and law enforcement officers.
"I was alone and conducted more than 100 operations during the first 24 hours, including 67 amputations and 7 skull surgeries," he said.
Since the outbreak of war, MSF has donated medication and equipment to 170 medical facilities across the embattled region and conducted more than 85,000 consultations since March.
Gov. Theodore R. Kulongoski, a Democrat, has asked the Legislature to approve $10 million to refine the technology and conduct more field tests.
The partnerships will in some cases allow the stations to cover more news and conduct more investigations without adding more staff directly.
He said the S.E.C. staff would study the costs and benefits of the new standard by sending a survey to companies and conducting more detailed interviews with some companies.
In its stay, the new crew plans continuous monitoring of the station, making repairs, upgrading software, using the camera-equipped robot arm to inspect the exterior and conducting more than 200 hours of science experiments, NASA officials said.
They discussed the revelations of whistle-blowing officers and the contents of station house recordings in which supervisors can be heard exhorting officers to issue more summonses and conduct more stops.
