The phrase "are most conducive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors or conditions that promote or facilitate a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "The quiet environment and comfortable seating are most conducive to studying effectively."
Alternatives: "are highly favorable" or "are very supportive".
And the regions where that would be most difficult -- urban slums -- are those that are most conducive to outbreaks.
These changes may reflect a diminished ability to find the places and jobs that are most conducive to upward mobility.
A major challenge in business and policy spheres is to understand the environments that are most conducive to innovation.
Through large-scale experimentation, SEEDS is testing which strategies and messages are most conducive to solar adoption.
Brain-sensing headband Muse, meanwhile, can tell you how your class reacts to certain activities, and which are most conducive to learning.
Afterripening provides for germination at the most favourable time, when conditions of moisture, temperature, and day length are most conducive to plant growth.
Dustin Benton, the main author of the study, says the model that's most conducive to rental or leasing is the cloud offloading model.
It was found that ZrO2 is most conducive to sintering resistance of OC particles, followed by CuAl2O4, MgAl2O4, and TiO2 (in that order).
The Indian entrepreneurs in this country -- business executives with the cultural affinity and local connections that might be most conducive to making offshore partnerships work -- do not fault the work ethic of the programmers in India.
What she saw in their work — "an effort to discover what pattern of existence is most conducive to honesty and self-knowledge, the prime requisites for living a significant life" — she emulated in her own life.
