"conducted planning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the process of gathering information, analyzing it, and considering scenarios for making decisions and taking action. For example, "The team conducted planning to determine the best way to move forward with the project."
For a while, it conducted planning sessions using a secret chatroom known as a "Pirate Pad" that ran on a hacked server belonging to the German Pirate Party, according to a security investigator.
In 1992, RIDOT reviewed plans for an eastern extension of Route 37. The department conducted planning studies on two proposed freeway alignments that would extend Route 37 into Downtown Warwick.
The obtained results demonstrate the effectiveness of the conducted planning method.
Literature on previously conducted planning research shows that there are different measures to assess the CAF triad and lexical variety.
Following previously conducted planning studies such as Crookes (1989), Ellis and Yuan (2004), Foster and Skehan (1996), and Wendel (1997), the researcher set the 10-min planning time for the pre-task planning.
To investigate this interaction we conducted planned comparisons.
One of them conducted planned home visits every six weeks.
We also conducted planned secondary analyses of whether effect modification was mediated by digoxin dose or by serum digoxin concentration.
We conducted planned comparisons using the LSmeans test (SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC) on results if the overall ANOVA or ANCOVA was statistically significant.
In the presence of a significant interaction between maltreatment group and CpG site, we conducted planned independent samples t tests to examine group differences at each CpG site.
This allowed laboratories to be updated and archaeologists to conduct planned excavations.
