The phrase "conduct a new study" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to research or a study. For example, "The professor decided to conduct a new study to better understand the issue."
But Tom Cocola, a department spokesman, agreed that the plan was "horrible" for residents and said that the department would conduct a new study next year.
Justice Friedman ordered the development corporation to conduct a new study to determine whether alternatives were needed for the lot where parking is planned.
The Environmental Protection Agency plans to conduct a new study about the potential health risks of atrazine, a widely used weedkiller that recent research suggests may be more dangerous to humans than previously thought.
Thanks in part to two New Yorkers — Representative Maurice Hinchey and Senator Charles Schumer — Congress last week approved a bill that asks the E.P.A. to conduct a new study on the risks of hydraulic fracturing.
There have always been a few wealthy people whose philanthropy was directed at sweeping change, and who often chose to start a new charity, said Paul G. Schervish, director of the Social Welfare Research Institute at Boston College, who helped conduct a new study on wealth and philanthropy.
Both study populations are highly selected because already enrolled in phase I trials, we plan to conduct a new study in a cohort of patients screened for phase I trial participation.
They conducted a new study of 726 people in nine countries, including the United States, Japan, and France.
In the light of recent changes to planned Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite constellation designs and enhancements made to the DERA IDES model, we have conducted a new study on long-term debris environment evolution.
But DOI conducted a new study and reaffirmed the leases at the end of March.
We are currently conducting a new study on corneal biomechanics and the ocular surface parameters after SMILE.
Because of these conflicting observations, they conducted a new study, and the report by Yang and colleagues [ 1] was published in a recent issue of this journal.
