"conduct the study" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, "The professor assigned the students to conduct the study before the end of the semester."
Dr. Rhodes was asked to conduct the study.
Dr. Henschke said she could not conduct the study any other way.
But GlaxoSmithKline sponsored and helped conduct the study published in February.
He also did not obtain the Army's required permission to conduct the study.
Would you recommend duplicating work among agencies or allowing only one agency to conduct the study?
To conduct the study, the researchers in 1999 caught 212 deer mice in traps and found 63 to be infected.
As arranged with the State Department, Cardno Entrix was paid by TransCanada to conduct the study.
It gave a $100,000 no-bid contract to Global Consulting L.L.C. to conduct the study.
EH and TK helped conduct the study.
A clinical research organization, Syreon Corporation, will conduct the study.
Appropriate approvals were obtained to conduct the study.
