The phrase "procedures conducted" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the actions or processes that have been carried out or completed as part of a larger procedure or task. This phrase is commonly used in formal or technical writing. Here is an example sentence: "The study's results were based on the procedures conducted by the research team, which included a combination of surveys, interviews, and data analysis."
The teaching procedures, conducted in school settings, were relatively errorless.
Visual analog scale (VAS) scores were significantly higher for procedures conducted with use of gas distention.
Despite this, procedures conducted under 2D vision remain the standard of care, and trainees must become proficient in 2D laparoscopy.
Although surgical procedures conducted in a clinical setting are relatively well-regulated here, treatments like botox, dermal fillers, laser hair removal and skin peeling are not.
They said the accident would not have happened had rig workers and their supervisors followed industry procedures, conducted adequate tests and been properly trained.
The study, which began in June and has just been completed, compares the results of 152 operations carried out by robots with results from 152 procedures conducted by urologists.
The interventionalist's exposure to radiation was significantly greater during procedures conducted on patients with LSS then during procedures on patients with HNP.
Different hot rolling procedures conducted within the and (α+β/βo+γ) regions of the phase diagram are considered and investigated with regard to the prevalent mechanisms.
Observational methods have evolved from basic visual procedures, conducted on site, to sets of sophisticated procedures using modernized measuring instruments and computer-based back analysis techniques.
This paper describes satellite imagery Digital Elevation Model (DEM) extraction and GIS hydrological modeling procedures conducted for the Wadi Sana watershed of Hadramawt Governate, Yemen.
Mariss Jansons, looking vigorous after a recent run of heart procedures, conducted the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra and Chorus splendidly in the Tchaikovsky and supplied semistaging and lighting that mostly worked well.
