"self conducted" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe something that someone has done independently, without help from anyone else. For example: John completed a self conducted study on the environmental impacts of a new industrial process.
For Swed, the ideal situation would be "if Domingo could have also been his younger tenor self singing along with his older self conducting, that just might have worked".
Sadly, training local troops also did not change the dynamics of an internal struggle for self-determination conducted as guerrilla warfare.
Here are a couple of lines I have previously quoted to almost no one: "A process of self-obliteration conducted by an effort of the will.
The city's self-analysis, conducted by various academics, places little credence in the impact of the housing market on homelessness.
Thirdly, adolescents' reports may be of enhanced validity as this survey was based on a self-rating conducted anonymously.
They will undertake an accredited four day train-the-trainer training program in self-management conducted by Arthritis Queensland.
Self-evaluations conducted by the Project capture a very positive feedback from educators and parents on the developmental results of the newly-introduced special programmes upon beneficiary children.
Self-monitoring included both self-management (patients conducted the tests and adjusted their treatment according to an algorithm) and self-testing (patients conducted the tests, but received treatment recommendations from a clinician).
Many published trials on self management are conducted in atypical contexts with selected, volunteer samples.
This work follows the NHS Direct self sampling pilot conducted during the influenza season of 2003-2004.
The PS-b-PMMA matrix was removed by toluene, leaving behind highly aligned ultrahigh density of self-supporting conducting polypyrrole nanorods.
