The phrase "a conception can" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or capability of an idea or understanding to exist or be formed.
Example: "A conception can evolve over time as new information and perspectives are introduced."
Alternatives: "an idea can" or "a notion can".
It frequently happens that an extensive program of systematic measurements is called for before a new systems conception can be implemented, even when the basic conception is well established.
Mr. Ryan, who made the comment about rape being a method of conception, can talk all he wants to about how any pregnancy coming from a rape should be carried to term but he'll never know the horror of having that happen to him.
In almost half of these cases, a lack of conception can in some measure be attributed to the male partner, wherein de novo Y-chromosomal deletions of sperm-specific Deleted-in-Azoospermia (DAZ) genes are particularly prevalent.
Now, a study of sheep suggests that modest undernutrition for a relatively brief time around conception can trigger an early surge of hormones in the fetus and lead to premature birth.
It will mostly be concerned with thoughts, and not directly with linguistic representations, though, of course, a proponent of this conception can claim that there is a very close connection between them.
In a time when DNA evidence can establish biological ties scientifically, this lack of evidence as to the social circumstances of conception can be a serious problem.
The decision to focus on what's "on trend" at the time of conception can make a film seem embarrassingly dated when people finally get to see it, let alone when they stumble upon it years later.
A mother's diet before conception can affect her unborn child's genetic make-up and immune system, according to new findings with profound implications for policy and development work.
Freedom in its Western conception can be a hard idea to defend when its ideological trumpeting comes against the real world backdrop of the recent CIA torture report, or racism in police forces, or the innocent civilians who die around the world as a result of the actions of Western governments, or any number of dreadful things that are often too hard to bear.
It is increasingly clear that exposures to foreign substances in either parent before conception can have a broad range of teratogenic effects, including reproductive failure, structural or functional defects or altered expression of sex at birth (James 1987, 1998a, 1998b).
