The phrase "a philosophical description" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or analyzing concepts, theories, or ideas from a philosophical perspective.
Example: "In her essay, she provided a philosophical description of the nature of reality and existence."
Alternatives: "a philosophical account" or "a philosophical analysis".
On the other hand a two-factor explanation, or some other neuropsychological account, does not have to falsify a philosophical description of delusions.
Instead, constructive empiricism is to be understood as a philosophical description of science that seeks to explain how an empiricist can regard the activity of science as consistent with the empiricist's own standards of rational activity.
In a tradition where philosophical inquiry is a form of religious praxis, it appears that provisional acceptance of the tenets of lower schools was used to ripen the mind for increasingly more subtle and accurate philosophical descriptions of reality.
However, just like normative philosophical descriptions of caring, mirroring the content of nursing education, these descriptions are not strange when considering the relative lack of empirical studies investigating how contemporary caring can be understood.
The problem with these philosophical descriptions is that they do not serve as explicit guides for today's nurses, particularly in the light of the considerable changes that have taken place in the healthcare sector.
Poet and essayist Lucian Blaga attempted to provide a philosophical foundation for the description of Romanian national characteristics, partly determined by geographical conditions, while Gala Galaction translated the Bible and wrote novels on biblical subjects.
But was this rigorous mathematical and empirical description a philosophical account of bodies in motion?
The fitful, searching "Emerson" movement from the "Concord" Sonata is Ives's musical description of a philosophical state of mind, Mr. Swann said, whereas Liszt's B minor Sonata, inspired by Goethe's "Faust," is a metaphorical depiction of a great philosophical work.
Kugler-Womako, a champion in production lines for printing passports and Winkler+Dünnebier, which makes machines that produce envelopes, are just two of the firms that Hermann Simon, a German management consultant, identifies as the country's "hidden champions".In some respects the Mittelstand is a philosophical construct, rather than just a description of company size.
Modernism, Wikipedia tells us in the first four words of its description on Wikipedia, is a "philosophical movement"; postmodernism, per Wikipedia's first four words on the topic, is a "late-20th-century movement".
As it turns out, a "philosophical difference" wasn't just a euphemism: it was an apt description of a clash between two fundamentally different theories of leadership.
