The phrase "conducted out" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may confuse readers.
Example: "The survey was conducted out in the field over several weeks."
Alternatives: "carried out" or "performed".
He was the gift that kept on giving, with his strange patois and his huge feet and the piggyback rides he conducted out on the balcony because the ceilings were too low.
Even stodgy New York banks and law firms began emulating California's liberating casual dress codes, and companies everywhere tore down office walls to put up egalitarian cubicles because that was how business was conducted "out there".
During a recent review of the Australian Greens constitution, the issue of directly electing the party leader came up, and it's an open question for the party about whether the election of this key position continues to take place in the shadows, with a small group having a vote, or is conducted out in the open, with members participating.
There have been reports of actual business meetings (clothing optional?) being conducted out in the desert in year's past.
Polymerization was conducted out at 37 °C for 24 h and at 60 °C for 48 h.
The study was conducted out at Hospital Maternidade Leonor Mendes de Barros (HMLMB), one of the largest public maternity hospitals in the city of Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Further business is sometimes conducted out of sight, however.
The cases presented to the court range from complaints against state adoption policies for same-sex couples, state definitions of marriage and state bans on recognising same-sex marriages conducted out-of-state.
During 2010, on average, 2888 brain MRI were performed per radiology department (range 20 24 391 scans; median 1530 scans), only 3% of MR scans were conducted out-of-hours (most performed no MR brain imaging out-of-hours).
During 2010, on average of 4905 CT brain scans were performed per radiology department (range 20 48 346; median 2500), 18% were conducted out-of-hours but with considerable variation.
While the province has a pre-approval system for the public coverage of testing conducted out-of-province, it can be cumbersome and time consuming; further, physicians seeking more rapid access to relevant tests would pass on any associated costs to patients.
