conducted
v.v. to organize and carry out a specific task or activity, like a study or a test. It can also mean to lead a group of musicians.
v. to organize and carry out a specific activity or process; to lead or guide a performance of musicians. Transitive — requires a direct object representing the activity or group being led.
The scientists conducted a study on sleep habits.
The university conducted a thorough investigation into the claims before releasing a public statement.
The maestro conducted the orchestra with such precision that even the most familiar movements felt entirely revitalized for the modern audience.
The verb is transitive and takes a direct object. When used in scientific or formal contexts, it often pairs with nouns like 'research', 'experiment', or 'survey'.
The research was conducted from the teamThe research was conducted by the teamWhen using the passive voice, the agent (the person doing the work) must be introduced with 'by', not 'from'.