The phrase "carry out a protest" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to organize or conduct a demonstration or march to express dissatisfaction or disagreement with something. Example: "The students decided to carry out a protest in front of the school building to demand better campus safety measures."
Now you don't even have to carry out a protest to be arrested.
Mark Noble has appealed to West Ham United supporters to show more class and not carry out a protest against the club's owners.
Ms. Sboui, who has used the name Amina Tyler, posted topless photographs of herself online as part of a women's rights campaign and tried to carry out a protest on May 19 in the religious center of Kairouan.
Some of the group left their hide-out, an apartment in a northern neighborhood, on Wednesday to carry out a protest outside the main Olympic stadium, called the Bird's Nest.
In October, Freeman carried out a protest by standing on a Winston Churchill statue in Parliament Square in London in a 28-hour standoff with police.
After the arrests in Phoenix, there was further confrontation with police in Knoxsville, Tennessee, where riders carried out a protest outside the office of Sheriff JJ Jones, who has plans to implement a deportation program known as 287 g).
The visits came after parents carried out a protest earlier that day demanding that Juyuan officials apologize for not pushing rescue workers to keep searching for the bodies of children classified as missing.
This morning, the feminist campaign group, Object, is carrying out a protest against lads' magazines being displayed at child's height in supermarkets; this evening, there is a Reclaim the Night march in Bristol.
Police closed a main route into Cornwall's only city as more than 100 students carried out a protest march.
On a recent Sunday, VICE News embedded with Metro D.C. Democratic Socialists of America as they carried out a protest outside the suburban Virginia home of Thomas Homan, the acting director of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Some of Nkomo's supporters carried out a series of violent anti-government protests, in which several people were killed.
