The phrase "conduct a role" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a way to say that you are taking on a particular role or responsibility. For example, "I am conducting the role of team leader for our upcoming project."
Bennett and Hatfield (2018) conduct a role-playing experiment that provides important evidence on how face-to-face communication enhances the professional skepticism of auditors' inquiries, relative to written (email) communication.
2. Following a three hour preparatory workshop on how to run a small group, give feedback and conduct a role-play.
Besides evidence that CSPs are involved in chemoreception of the alfalfa plant bug Adelphocoris lineolatus and the Japanese carpenter ant Camponotus japonicus [ 24, 25] and their presence in the antennae of various species [ 10, 13, 26– 29], there are no functional experiments conducting a role in chemo-sensation.
HENVINET conducted a role-play session at one of the project annual meetings (April 2009).
On Thursday, a Senate Banking subcommittee will conduct a hearing about the role of independent consultants in the review of foreclosures.
On Wednesday, the House Financial Services Committee will conduct a hearing about the role of the Federal Housing Administration in the mortgage insurance market.
IN WASHINGTON A Senate banking committee will hold a hearing on housing finance reform; a Senate finance committee will conduct a hearing on the role of tax reform in deficit reduction; and a House financial services subcommittee will hold a hearing on the regulation of broker-dealers (Tuesday).
In 2001-2, PBS Kids commissioned me to conduct a strategic study on roles and purposes for public service children's media in the digital age; today, I serve on a PBS Kids advisory board.
