The part of the sentence "I conceived this" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that the person is the originator or creator of something, usually an idea or plan. Example: "I conceived this business proposal with the goal of expanding our company's reach in the global market."
I conceived this idea the night I met her.
And there are two themes that I have held on to tenaciously in the years since I conceived this poster.
"When I conceived this business plan four and a half years ago at home at 2 a.m., I said, 'Rule No. 1: Don't go head-to-head with Wal-Mart,' " Mr. Lenk said.
I conceived this dish to bring some humour to my experience of the final – things tend to get taken very seriously and I just wanted to shake off some of the pressure.
"I conceived this work as a contemporary version of the Elgin marble frieze from the Parthenon peopled with modern-day 'gods,' to adorn a temple of shopping," the artist Sam Taylor-Wood said of her in-store installation.
I conceived this book to advocate and celebrate concrete's beauty, efficacy and its incalculable contribution to modern life.
I conceive this project as a potential path towards humanity's rediscovery of itself in nature.
"Six years ago, when I started working on this project, I conceived the books as three separate books, even if they tell one complete story," Charles Burns says about his just completed trilogy, which started with "X'ed Out," in 2010, and was followed by "The Hive," in 2012.
By Françoise Mouly and Mina Kaneko September 12 , 2014_"_Six years ago, when I started working on this project, I conceived the books as three separate books, even if they tell one complete story," Charles Burns says about his just completed trilogy, which started with "X'ed Out," in 2010, and was followed by "The Hive," in 2012.
Against this background, my co-workers and I conceived the bones of a new concept in 1989.
When I initially conceived this idea, I had only heard about it in passing and thought, how hard could it be?
