'conduct pilots' is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
It means to oversee or supervise a group of people engaged in a particular task or activity. For example, "The manager is responsible for conducting pilots before launching a new product."
Later this year, Google plans to conduct pilot projects outside the company.
Positive attitudes about the cross-sectional study led us to conduct pilot CFR trials.
He points to cities like Seattle and Charlotte — both of which have more open permitting processes that allow multiple operators to conduct pilot programs.
Testing to be done for target language in each target country in the study associated with that language (e.g., for German, conduct pilot testing in both Germany and Austria).
In the solar energy sector, the next step would be to conduct pilot and demonstration projects to gain credibility and references.
Following the war the 1st Training Wing continued to conduct pilot training courses in England.
Medical and aviation experts who have developed checklists to prevent possibly fatal mistakes had to study how other such systems were developed, conduct pilot studies and constantly revise.
It is often fruitful to conduct pilot searches using the subject-specific strategy.
Before definitive trials are mounted, it is important to conduct pilot studies that address important practical concerns.
The National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT), which has more than 28,000 members across the UK, is conducting pilots this September of its own inspection regime, which it is calling Instead.
Walmart, Walgreens and CVS have all conducted pilots of advanced healthcare kiosks or clinics in their drugstores.
