The phrase "as conducted for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the manner or context in which something was carried out, often in reference to a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "The research was thorough, as conducted for the annual review of the department's performance."
Alternatives: "as performed for" or "as executed for".
Asked at the Policing Board meeting if he backed the restoration of the IMC, the chief constable said: "The monitoring of paramilitary groups as conducted, for example, by the IMC until 2011, was part of a political agreement.
Where only transactions for money are recognised as belonging to "the economy", the vast amount of unpaid labour – as conducted for instance in families and local areas – goes uncounted and unvalued.
These studies are expected to trigger intensive studies on high mobility complex oxide interfaces as conducted for III V or Si SiGe semiconductors [37 39].
Applying the same analysis as conducted for the annotated metabolites, we identified 17 metabolites in shoots with significant interaction between treatment and genotype, of which 16 were classified as tolerant-specific and one as sensitive-specific (Fig. 5).
As conducted for the parent REGARDS cohort, geographical region consisted of participant's residence in the stroke 'buckle,' stroke 'belt' and elsewhere.
So et al. [ 19] showed that induction of the Lac promoter with 1 mM IPTG (as conducted for our spike-in controls) results in a mean of 52 molecules of mRNA per cell encoding a fluorescent reporter protein.
Nonetheless, as was conducted for HPV (11, 13 ), future studies should also assess cost-effectiveness of chlamydia vaccination for men.
Second, the assessment of ulcers is limited to a yes/no question rather than a detailed assessment as is conducted for the OMAS.
Daily standardized telephone interviews were conducted for as long as 14 days.
The CEFR is a popular basis for standard-setting procedures such as the one conducted for German NA.
Analyses of variance (ANOVAs) with population and family as factors were conducted for all traits.
