"conduct sessions" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to describe the act of leading or organizing a meeting, workshop, or class. For example: The management consultant conducted several sessions to help the company develop a better organizational strategy.
The local fire department demonstrates how to install a smoke detector, and the police conduct sessions on home safety and give children a chance to be fingerprinted for safety.
I watched physical therapists conduct sessions with people of all ages.
Life coaches can conduct sessions with clients in person, via the phone, via email and by Skype.
The National Society of Genetic Counselors has a searchable database and includes counselors who can conduct sessions by phone.
Health promoters also conduct sessions that bring young mothers, elderly women and midwives together.
Village health workers also conduct sessions that bring young mothers, elderly women and community leaders together.
To do this, v-shesh conducted sessions for hiring managers highlighting the business case for disabled hiring and identified positions that could be staffed by people with disabilities.
In the aftermath, NPR conducted sessions on ethics for its support and operational staff and is planning to publish updated ethics guidelines in September.
Since joining Uber in early June, Uber SVP of Leadership & Strategy Frances Frei has conducted sessions with 9,000 employees, 3,000 of which are managers, around goals and feedback.
To control for hunger levels we conducted sessions at two different times of the day: before lunch (6 sessions) and after lunch (6 sessions).
Content organization The importance of having information related to the user's position emerged as a common element in all the conducted sessions.
