The phrase "experience of conducting" is a valid phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's experience performing a task such as leading a meeting, teaching a class, or managing a team. For example, "My experience of conducting meetings has taught me to stay organized and remain focused on the task at hand."
It says: "Encouraging young people to develop a serious interest in science depends above all on their having plenty of opportunity to get hands-on experience of conducting practical experiments.
Fulford was also one of the few judges at the ICC with hands-on experience of conducting demanding criminal trials.
This young conductor/composer is only 16 and it's his first experience of conducting a professional orchestra.
My first experience of conducting, aged 18, was mortifying – I was so nervous and had no idea how I was going to tell people what to do.
Finally Antonio Pappano described, in vivid detail, the experience of conducting Max's Tenth Symphony (2013), partly written from his hospital room.
Rachel Deacon A PhD candidate at the London School of Economics, she has experience of conducting research in the UK, Uganda and South Africa.
Though he may have had comparatively limited experience of conducting full-scale operatic productions, when the opportunity came to take on the Longborough Ring, Negus was nothing if not prepared.
Alondra has an immediate, palpable, visible resonance with the music, which mixes with a love for the experience of conducting, of connecting with the music and the players and the audience".
"We valued the experience of conducting this kind of deals.
The short report reviews an experience of conducting a Health Impact Assessment (HIA) in the local government context.
All were fluent in English and Urdu, and had sound knowledge and experience of conducting both medical and non-medical field studies.
