The phrase "a conception which is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an idea or understanding that is being defined or explained.
Example: "The theory presents a conception which is fundamental to our understanding of human behavior."
Alternatives: "an idea that is" or "a notion that is".
It is a conception which is in part modernistic: tradition is presented as being in constant debate with itself.
That is, Thomas holds that there is a conception which is prior to and presupposed by all other conceptions and a judgment that is prior to and presupposed by all other judgments.
This is not a conception which is familiar to us, but Moore illustrates the point by the following case: although knowledge has little intrinsic value, the value of the aesthetic appreciation of a beautiful work of art (which is, according to Moore, potentially one of the most valuable things there is) is greatly enhanced by knowledge about it.
Recognizable fecundability is the probability of a conception which is recognized at the end of the conception cycle by the non-occurrence of menstruation.
Rawls advocates constructivism as a political conception, which is by design non-committal regarding ontological and metaphysical questions (Rawls 1993, 100; Rawls 1999, 395, 354) and does not rest on any claims about which moral view is correct.
Wetzel (2008) argues that there is a conception of a structural universal, the "occurrence conception"—which is an extension of the occurrence conception of expressions mentioned above that escapes Lewis's objections.
On the other hand, Turkish citizenship regime is based on an ethno-cultural conception, which is compatible with recognizing emigrant communities as full citizens.
But he was fatally prejudiced against the use of dogs ("In my mind," he wrote, "no journey ever made with dogs can approach the height of that fine conception which is realized when a party of men go forth to face hardships, dangers and difficulties with their own unaided efforts").
(In fact, he spends a little bit of time talking about his conception, which isn't at all weird).
A chemical agent, taken within the first few days of missed menses, intercepts the conception, which is expelled with menstrual flow.
According to the traditional conception, which is presupposed by all accounts of computation discussed above, physical computation requires a physical substratum that implements it.
