'Not yet conducted' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that hasn't happened yet, e.g. "The investigation into the incident has not yet been conducted."
Both have opened in the last year and have not yet conducted any burials.
But Dr. Alderman cautioned that researchers have not yet conducted rigorous national studies that would establish a complication rate.
Aside from meeting with bar and restaurant owners to discuss alternative measures, the panel has not yet conducted its own public discussion of the measure.
She said it made no sense to require counties to certify ballots if they had not yet conducted a recount they felt was justified.
Mr. Bowman acknowledged that Boeing had not yet conducted critical wind tunnel testing on the refueling apparatus of a 777-based tanker.
Also, the Clinton administration has not yet conducted the sort of wide-ranging review of its nuclear war plans and targeting policy that would be required to properly assess such a significant reduction.
Wang claimed that Xinwei had lucrative contracts in a dozen countries, but financial journalists who dug into the company's performance came up with a decidedly mixed record in some countries, as in Nicaragua, Xinwei was registered but not yet conducting business.
Wang claimed that Xinwei had lucrative contracts in a dozen countries, but financial journalists who dug into the company's performance came up with a decidedly mixed record — in some countries, as in Nicaragua, Xinwei was registered but not yet conducting business.
This means it needs less power than helicopter-type rotors and should be better able to withstand being blown off-course by wind, says Agnès Luc-Bouhali, a member of the project team.Such a device can fly and be controlled remotely, but it could not yet conduct a mission like that portrayed in Onera's video.
So new they haven't yet conducted the placebo controlled, peer-reviewed clinical trials that will ultimately be necessary to back up the efficacy claims they're making for their biotech enhanced hangover cure.
And maybe especially so for Natural Cycles — whose product relies so acutely on users trusting the efficacy claims its business makes because it hasn't yet conducted a randomized control trial to be able to robustly prove out those claims via the standard science.
