"conduct campaign" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a planned effort to achieve a specific political, social, or commercial goal. For example: "The organization will be conducting a fundraising campaign to build a new hospital in the city."
SEEK $1,000,000 FUND.; Committee Named to Conduct Campaign for New Rochelle Hospital.
Archives|SEEK $1,000,000 FUND.; Committee Named to Conduct Campaign for New Rochelle Hospital.
A state appeals court ordered a new trial for a former Wisconsin Assembly speaker convicted of directing staff members to conduct campaign work on state time.
A law signed by Gov. Jerry Brown on Thursday gives California ethics and tax agencies more power to conduct campaign finance investigations.
SACRAMENTO -- California's ethics and tax agencies now have more power to conduct campaign finance investigations under a law signed by Gov. Jerry Brown on Thursday.
The allegation is that Tim Russell set up an unofficial email and WiFi system in the Milwaukee County Executive's office so that staffers could conduct campaign business on laptops while their salaries were being paid by the taxpayers.
The agency's regulations say a "testing-the-waters candidate" may not conduct campaign-type activities "in close proximity to the election or over a protracted period of time".
Many complain they conduct campaigns that become irrelevant overnight.
She believes it should only conduct campaigns "occasionally", otherwise it will lose impact and the support of members.
Y Vote wants to train young people on how to conduct campaigns around enrolment and participation between and during elections.
I'm convinced, right or wrongly, that the way we conduct campaigns is turning Americans off in droves.... I'm going to vote for Shays-Meehan.
