The term "conduct trading" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to the activity of trading goods and services, such as in the sentence "She conducted trading with other countries in the region."
The New York Stock Exchange polices its 400 member firms -- not just big brokerage firms, but also the specialists that conduct trading on the exchange's floor -- to make sure they are abiding by both federal securities laws and the institution's own rules on trading.
In selecting a location to conduct trading related activities, it is recommended that a strategy-performance relationship is used to make sound inferences (Martin 2013).
When selecting a location to conduct trading related activities, business firms tend to select a region with resources that allow them to reduce their trade cost.
Vice President Gore and George W. Bush, the Texas governor, have sparred over how to conduct trade talks.
Greenland's chief trading partner is Denmark, although it does conduct trade with other countries as well.
Aid from its longtime allies, China and Russia, has dried up as these countries now largely conduct trade according to market principles.
Customers should not notice a difference when they visit branches or conduct trades online or by phone, he said.
He depended on London Metal Exchange brokers to conduct trades because Sumitomo was not a member of the exchange.
Among the issues was whether an individual investor might suffer if broker dealers decided to conduct trades internally at prices detrimental to them.
Ritchie (5-4), who is being sought by several teams as the Pirates conduct trade talks, won for the third time in four decisions.
On derivatives, the bill lets banks conduct trades for customers in interest rate swaps, foreign currency swaps, derivatives referencing gold and silver, and high-grade credit-default swaps.
