The phrase "do measurements" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "The scientists will conduct experiments and do measurements to determine the effects of climate change on the local ecosystem."
Temperature, pH, and dissolved oxygen (DO) were measured in the field, whereas DO measurements were verified with spectrophotometric Winkler titrations.
Pierre-Antoine Gatier, the architect in charge of the historical monuments at Chantilly, assembled a team of carpenters, stucco workers, picture restorers, gilders and contractors to do measurements, make tests and take paint samples.
So do measurements of how the largest-scale structures in the universe formed over time and of how clusters of galaxies are held together.
In order to see if this sort of self-organized learning environment is suitable I need to have one in which I have some control over and can do measurements with.
"It provides us with a way to do measurements that are much more powerful than we've had before," said Dr. Mark D. Johnson, a principal scientist at the R. W. Johnson Pharmaceutical Research Institute in Raritan, N.J., which is part of Johnson & Johnson.
They permit a controllable, diverse and realistic view of the Internet and provide better control than do measurements with voluntary participants.
So what are we to believe and, consequently, what do measurement companies need to provide to remain relevant to advertisers' strategies?
("Our set designer came in and did measurements," Hall said).
Both devices were carried in hand while doing measurements.
WL did measurements and analysis of auditory sensitivity.
Did measurement of apolipoproteins rather than the lipid components of the lipoproteins make the difference?
