"conscientiously at" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe someone performing an action with careful thought and thoroughness. Example: The lawyer worked conscientiously at preparing his client's case, leaving no detail overlooked.
Local schools work conscientiously at honouring the multiplicity of traditions, and as a primary school governor, I have been profoundly moved by Muslim children enacting the story of Christ's passion.
Wetmore proceeded to have someone he could count on do some do some new counting on his behalf: "The actual labour of counting was done under my direct supervision by Marie Siebrecht (now Mrs James Montroy) who, employed as an assistant, worked carefully and conscientiously at a long and somewhat tedious task".
He writes in his new book that he finds it gratifying "to participate, in however modest a degree, in the art world -- conscientiously squinting at each work, scribbling my notes, attempting afterwards to phrase the story that any exhibition, especially a retrospective, silently tells".
We must do our jobs conscientiously but never at the expense of what we believe is right".
" RAEL has also published a message from the Elohim asking "our last Prophet, Raël, to found a religious order that will bring together young women who wish conscientiously to put at the service of their creators and of their Prophets their interior and exterior beauty when we arrive at the embassy".
There are often arguments today about who should represent feminism, but the suffrage fight suggests we need the whole spectrum: the rabble-rousers, theorists, dogged campaigners, sympathetic politicians, those whose wit draws women to the cause, those whose anger keeps them motivated, and those who quietly, conscientiously chip away at issues that make others give up in despair.
Only guys who're willing to be open and honest about their lives and consciously -- and conscientiously -- work at change will succeed.
When sued, journalists usually have to prove that what they wrote was right, fair or at least conscientiously reported.
It wasn't easy, but we kept at it conscientiously, and in my 20s I published two decently written books".
"Well," I replied conscientiously, "I did stop at the home of some friends on the way here, and I left the suitcase in the front hall.
In it Erskine argued that Baillie, unlike others charged with libel, had merely been doing his duty; he "was not a disappointed malicious informer, prying into official abuses ... not troublesomely inquisitive into other men's departments, but conscientiously correcting his own at the risk of his office".
