"conduct a raid" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a search by police or other authorities, such as the following example sentence: The police conducted a raid on the suspect's house early this morning.
The group of men stood outside a suspected drug dealer's lair, just as they had done dozens of times before, about to conduct a raid.
"When we conduct a raid on a Haqqani leader," he said, a group of about 15 death-squad members "go in and massacre people".
Hampshire Constabulary's Det Con Claire Gettings explains how police work with Ceop and conduct a raid on suspected distributors of child abuse images.
The raiders of each group are used as agents because the interviews indicated that the raiders are the ones essentially making the decision on whether to conduct a raid or not.
With the detective's help, three months after Ms Veron's disappearance, they finally gathered enough information for the police to conduct a raid at a suspected brothel where their daughter could have been held.
If pirated, they get a warrant from the prosecutor to conduct a raid.
Federal agents conducted a raid and confiscated 1,962 plants and 200 pounds of marijuana.
Pharoah Snefru (c. 2575 bce) conducted a raid into Nubia and established an Egyptian outpost at Buhen.
The Indian authorities conducted a raid at Nokia's factory in Chennai in January over outstanding tax payments.
He was shot four times by a police officer in plainclothes who was conducting a raid on a CD counterfeiting ring at Chelsea Mini-Storage.
There's nothing to keep federal agents from, say, conducting a raid at a factory or an individual residence within a sanctuary city.
