well-conducted

British  

adjective

1. (of research, business, an operation, etc) led, conducted, or carried out in a satisfactory manner

2. (of a person or animal) behaving in a satisfactory manner

   well-conducted, tidy creatures

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Example Sentences

Overall, we need larger, well-conducted studies to understand which therapies work and for whom they work best.

From Washington Post

Brazil’s autocratic President Jair Bolsonaro lost his job in a well-conducted national election; he challenged the result in court and lost again.

From Los Angeles Times

But Prof Paul Pharoah, professor of cancer epidemiology, University of Cambridge, said that the NHS "should not be investing in such a test before it has been adequately evaluated in well-conducted, large-scale clinical trials."

From BBC

Burying the findings of a well-conducted study that didn’t turn out as expected would be worse, they wrote.

From Los Angeles Times

Any system of medicine, whether modern or alternative, must back up claims of efficacy with well-conducted trials, he says.

From Science Magazine