The phrase "which is conducting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to add more information or clarification about a specific subject or action in a sentence. Example: "I am attending a conference next week, which is being conducted by professionals in the industry."
"We've recreated Neverland," said Darren Julien, the president of Julien's Auctions, which is conducting the sale.
Mr. Fleischer referred questions about wrongdoing at Enron to the Justice Department, which is conducting a criminal investigation.
He refused to be interviewed by the National Transportation Safety Board, which is conducting its own investigation.
The Independent Electoral Commission, which is conducting the tally, estimated that about three in four registered voters had cast ballots.
The investigation is likely to embarrass the United States military, which is conducting its own formal inquiry.
Convio, which is conducting an initial public offering, would not say how many individuals might be affected.
Prosecutors may face potential discipline from the Justice Department, which is conducting an investigation of their conduct.
The company said that it had "already voluntarily provided" many of the subpoenaed documents to the Securities and Exchange Commission, which is conducting a separate investigation.
Last year, American Banker's keynote speaker was Michael G. Oxley, chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, which is conducting its own investigation into Wall Street practices.
Safe Passage, which is conducting a census at all 60 centres, said there was particular concern at the absence of information in any language understood by the children.
Tom Costa, a staff member for the House Government Reform subcommittee, which is conducting one of the inquiries, confirmed that Cotecna was cooperating voluntarily.
