The phrase "conducted translation" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to the act of performing or carrying out a translation task.
Example: "The researchers conducted translation of the ancient texts to make them accessible to modern readers."
Alternatives: "performed translation" or "executed translation".
In keeping pace with the world trend, Korea has conducted translation of the GHS manual from UN and selected it as the official GHS manual of the Korean government.
As time goes on, we hope to be able to assess outcomes of research projects conducted, translation of research findings into policy to deal with important health problems, papers published, and teaching programmes developed.
First, our psychometric study was based on a thorough and carefully conducted translation process that ensured that the French language version of the IOCv2 to be tested was of high quality.
RCG and MP contributed to the study, collected data, developed the socioeconomic status variable and conducted translations.
In order to reach a psychometric sound Swedish version of the MSPSS we conducted the translation according to WHO:s official process of translation.
Different translators conducted back-translations of the questionnaires to ensure meaning equivalence.
The interviews were facilitated by the human rights group Reprieve and the Foundation for Fundamental Rights and conducted in translation.
"Are we not the same human beings as these two westerners who were killed?" Qureshi asked in his first interview with an American journalist, conducted through translation.
Two members of the research team conducted back translation to ensure that the correct wording and phrasing of questions is used throughout the survey.
Thus the catalase decline associated with AMD may be age-independent and the catalase activity may be irrespective of its mRNA level suggesting that the AMD-related silencing of catalase activity may be conducted during translation at the earliest.
To extend the gene models extracted from the protein alignments using reference genes, we conducted additional translation for partial genes, which have no start or stop positions (Fig. 1A).
