'do examinations' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that someone has to take or undergo an exam. Example: The students are required to do examinations at the end of every semester.
They have cameras, so doctors at Aravind's hospitals can do examinations remotely.
Perhaps the most obvious, and educationally most detrimental, is that not only do examinations not serve to evaluate learning according to national curriculum goals, but, through a washback effect, they reduce classroom teaching and learning to a curriculum focused almost entirely on what is expected in the examination.
Would you like your GP not only to ask questions but also to do examinations?
Once patients had unbearable discomfort, they should report it to their supervising doctors or CDC doctors, do examinations needed in time.
Dr. Frederick T. Zugibe, who retired two years ago after 35 years as Rockland County medical examiner, said he did examinations of at least 30 suicides from the bridge.
But the form was dated 1998, and that examiner told Detective Frazer that he had stopped doing examinations in 1997.
At this point, we are doing examinations of a variety of sites.
They could borrow them to see through breast tissue to a lump lying deep below -- not by looking at an X-ray, but as they are doing examinations.
Some practitioners had worked around this, doing examinations under general anaesthetic, which the women appreciated.
The LRT allows robust assessment of suitability of the clock model as does examination of posteriors on σ.
They do not perform examinations, and they do not dispense medicine.
