"conducting off" is not correct and suitable for written English.
To use the phrase correctly, you would need to say "conducting an [activity], such as "conducting an experiment," "conducting an interview," or "conducting research." For example, "He was busy conducting an experiment in the lab."
So do regulations, both about conducting off-shore drilling and cleaning up any resulting mess.
Sell your own country by conducting off-the-record two-track diplomacy with tin-pot clients, as in 1968.
"Time will tell if the message got across," Robinson said today after conducting off-ice meetings with his team.
Although it's slightly maddening to watch Tony conducting off-the-premises research when he could be walking us through some of the other swindles going down on the casino floor, Swain knows how to misdirect the eye during the deal.
At the beginning of the year, there were lingering questions about his players' conduct off the field.
Due to the high computational expense, the learning process is normally conducted off line, and sizes of the linear equation sets are usually kept small at the price of reduced accuracy.
On August 8, a dress rehearsal was conducted off Tinian by Sweeney using Bockscar as the drop airplane.
She took part in escape trials in 1962, which were a series of trials conducted off Malta into escape from a submarine at extreme depths.
These attacks began in early March and were conducted off Portugal between Lisbon and Cape St Vincent; this area was beyond the range of Allied fighter aircraft based in Gibraltar, and few escort carriers were available to protect convoys.
They suggested the FGDs to be conducted off working hours.
Around 65% of our business is now conducted off-market".
