The phrase "conducted the practice" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to an individual leading a group in a particular activity or exercise. For example: "The coach conducted the practice to prepare the team for the big game."
Fassel and his coaches drew up two sets of plans for today's workout: the first focused on the Packers; the second was to conduct the practice as if it were part of a bye week.
The church has explained that it conducts the practice of proxy baptisms "because all who have lived on the earth have not had the opportunity to be baptized by proper authority during life on earth, baptisms may be performed by proxy, meaning a living person may be baptized in behalf of a deceased person.
The last column refers to the share of households conducting the practice and selecting seeds on the basis of the listed traits.
Feasibility was assessed by conducting the practice patient role-play in each practitioner's practice location with research staff noting the ease (or difficulty) of completing the practice patient role-play.
KY participated in the development of the system, conducted the classroom practices, summarized the research and wrote this paper.
Next year, Towers Watson, the benefits consultant that conducted the survey, said the practice — among employers with at least 1,000 workers — was expected to double again.
When Smart inherited the Warriors from Don Nelson, he had already conducted the team's practices for a couple of years as an assistant coach.
During an interview conducted near the practice field, Holden was interrupted several times by his teammates.
Following the description of TEDViT in the next section, we describe the classroom practice and the questionnaires conducted after the practice.
