"conduct the examination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who is responsible for administering an exam, for example: The teacher was asked to conduct the examination.
The news organizations that were given the hard drives have hired Ontrack Data International, an electronic data retrieval firm in Minneapolis that has been used by the F.B.I. and the Secret Service, to conduct the examination.
It seems likely, however, that Judge Brinkema will pay more attention to the findings of Dr. Patterson, whom she chose to conduct the examination on the recommendation of prosecutors.
Meanwhile, the White House has received an offer to conduct the examination from optometrist Roxann Robinson, who also serves as a Republican member of the Virginia House of Delegates.
Immediately after surgery, gastrectomy specimens were taken to the MR suite to conduct the examination within a time frame of 2 3 h (Fig. 1).
One week after the practical lesson, students had to conduct the examination after which they had to assess their own performance.
Although 79.1% of the women had heard about the BSE, and 53.0% knew how to conduct the examination, only 44.8% had ever done the examination, while 24.4% said that they do it once a month (Table 3).
The remote operators were able to conduct the examinations within 30 min using virtual guidance and would have been able to electronically transmit diagnostic quality cardiac images to a remote expert for interpretation in situations where direct communication is impossible.
The numerator was the number of systems examined correctly by the trainee, where correct meant both conducting the examination and identifying the physical symptom or its absence.
Counsel who called the witness to the stand conducts the examination.
McKee, who conducted the examination, called Stabler's case "pretty classic".
Officials would not say why they conducted the examination, but several newspapers published articles about the company at about the same time.
