The phrase "conduct arbitration" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It typically refers to the act of overseeing or carrying out an arbitration process, where two parties come to a neutral third party (arbitrator) to resolve a dispute. Example: The legal team hired by the company will conduct arbitration with the employees' union to negotiate a new contract. Another example: The international court was responsible for conducting arbitration between the two countries to resolve their border dispute.
Three weeks ago, the House Committee on Energy and Commerce asked the General Accounting Office to review how the industry conducts arbitration.
They required Argentina to protect foreign firms' property rights, and to let companies with grievances present claims at the International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), a World Bank body that conducts arbitration between businesses and governments.
Indian officials express confidence that the MCIA will be able to compete by conducting arbitration more inexpensively than its foreign counterparts without compromising global standards.
Beginning in October 2004, the Writers Guild of America, west conducted arbitration through the scripts that had been written since Barry Levinson developed the film at Warner Bros. in 1987.
Aycock's attorney, Stephen Younger, said that conducting arbitration "under the auspices of the Museum of Modern Art provides a forum that is very friendly to the arts rather than to fast food".
It should, in my view, create codes of professional conduct, an arbitration scheme, a complaints commissioner, and a standards division.
Andersen Consulting sued Andersen Worldwide yesterday, contending that the giant accounting firm of which Andersen Consulting is a part is trying to scuttle attempts to conduct an arbitration that would result in breaking up the firm.
If so much money was at stake, Magedson says, she should have sued her accuser for slander or paid Ripoff Report its $2,000 fee to conduct an arbitration.
But Sykora and his agent, Rich Winter, had nothing but praise for the way the Devils and their general manager, Lou Lamoriello, conducted their arbitration hearing.
Appearing before the court on Tuesday, Australia's solicitor general, Justin Gleeson SC, said Brandis had previously directed that the material not be communicated to anyone involved in conducting the arbitration.
