"conducted a sweep" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to search or look through an area or group systematically. It can be used in various contexts and can refer to different types of searches or investigations. For example: - The police conducted a sweep of the neighborhood looking for the suspect. - The security team conducted a sweep of the building to ensure it was safe. - The teacher conducted a sweep of the classroom to check for any hidden cell phones. - The investigators conducted a sweep of the emails to find evidence of fraud. - The company conducted a sweep of its employees' social media accounts for any inappropriate posts.
The city had never before conducted a sweep of the shelters that was as broad as last week's.
Commandos from the Royal Marines conducted a sweep of caves at elevations of more than 9,000 feet, hunting for remnants of the two groups.
The strike began after guards conducted a sweep of detainees' cells, removing "comfort items" and allegedly mishandling Korans, an offense in Islam.
In each steady-state, we conducted a sweep of the condensing temperature of the low temperature cycle with speed variation of the high temperature compressor.
A team of investigators regularly performs undercover sweeps of businesses suspected of breaking the law, but the agency had never conducted a sweep of nail salons until last year, said Christopher White, a spokesman for the Labor Department.
In the Tareeq Halab neighborhood of Hama on Saturday, security forces conducted a sweep to arrest young men and shelled the area, damaging the mosque of Fatima al-Zahraa, a local landmark, activists with the Local Coordination Committees said.
It can be a chore just to set foot in colleagues' offices; in keeping with regulations, they must conduct a sweep beforehand to make sure any classified documents are locked up.
Despite signs of growing confidence in challenging such actions – last year, gay men faced down police conducting a sweep of a Guangzhou park – most opt for a non-confrontational approach.
For his service there, he was awarded two Purple Hearts: one for being injured on patrol by a grenade that was a booby trap; the second for being injured on patrol by a rocket-propelled grenade while conducting a sweep.
I made inquiries with a Roman Catholic priest because my wife, Maria, and the children are Roman Catholics.' Diana's apartment was 'bugged' In the Paget report in 2006, surveillance expert Grahame Harding testified: 'Whilst conducting a sweep for listening devices, my equipment detected an electronic signal which indicated a possible bugging device..
Electronics surveillance expert Grahame Harding gave evidence - described as sensational by some newspapers - that, while conducting a sweep for listening devices in Diana's apartment, his equipment detected an electronic signal that may, or may not, have come from a bugging device.
