"conduct opposition" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it when you want to refer to the opposing parties involved in a dispute or debate. For example: "The civil court was filled with lawyers, defendants, and witnesses to conduct opposition on the property lawsuit."
Akhmetshin has previously been hired to conduct opposition research for a variety of clients, mostly Russians.
They design candidate profiles, conduct opposition research, create issues-based campaign materials, analyze the competing presidential campaign strategies and write their own campaign speeches.
Mr. Pascoe said Mr. Lyon was hired last January to conduct "opposition research" into the voting records and political positions of Mr. Schundler's foes.
Beyond the controversy Facebook is facing oversees, the company continues to face questions over how it has deployed political tactics to conduct opposition research into critics.
While it is common for campaigns to conduct opposition research, Elias's decision to hire Fusion GPS has drawn intense interest because it resulted in the controversial dossier.
Some high-performing boards even conduct "opposition research" to understand and identify what a tough critic would say about their board's composition to be prepared for any potential engagement.
But environmental groups assailed his policies and conducted opposition research into his management practices and financial dealings.
Trump and his son continue to characterize this as an ordinary move by campaigns conducting opposition research.
Veterans of political campaigns have made clear that this was not a normal process for conducting opposition research.
In the final weeks of the primary, as polls showed Mr. Schundler gaining momentum, Mr. McGreevey's staff began conducting opposition research and making plans for a race against him.
The Republican Mayor, who says Mr. McCall is a political partisan conducting opposition research for the Democrats, has refused to permit the audits, and the issue is headed to court.
