"conduct planning" is a correct and usable expression in written English.
It is typically used in a business or academic setting to refer to the process of developing and executing a plan. For example, "The management team will need to conduct planning to ensure the project is completed on time."
The region was used "either as a safe haven, or to conduct planning, or training, of the individual concerned," he said.
Additionally, this study found that such paradigms offer many business benefits and advantages; e.g. (a) the ability to acquire, represent, manage and structure the knowledge in the domain under study, (b) the ability to optimize resources, (c) the ability to perform efficient performance, and (d) the ability to conduct planning, budgeting, and forecasting.
To conduct planned sensitivity and subgroup analyses of primary outcomes, two composite scores will be created: one for adherence to positive health behaviour, and one for use of recommended preventative care.
For a while, it conducted planning sessions using a secret chatroom known as a "Pirate Pad" that ran on a hacked server belonging to the German Pirate Party, according to a security investigator.
In 1992, RIDOT reviewed plans for an eastern extension of Route 37. The department conducted planning studies on two proposed freeway alignments that would extend Route 37 into Downtown Warwick.
I discuss implications regarding the role and preparation of evaluators and issues in conducting planned variation evaluations.
His reports made it plain that his forces were conducting planned operations to kill or drive out the Muslim and Catholic population of Herzegovina.
To investigate this interaction we conducted planned comparisons.
One of them conducted planned home visits every six weeks.
We also conducted planned secondary analyses of whether effect modification was mediated by digoxin dose or by serum digoxin concentration.
We conducted planned comparisons using the LSmeans test (SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC) on results if the overall ANOVA or ANCOVA was statistically significant.
