The phrase "a simple conception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an idea or understanding that is straightforward and easy to grasp.
Example: "The theory is based on a simple conception of how the universe operates."
Alternatives: "a basic idea" or "a straightforward notion."
The Trinity seems a simple conception to the average needlewoman, whatever doctors and Geneva might decide.
But what on Desgabets's account is the difference between a simple conception and a precipitous judgement?
But unlike Descartes, Desgabets concluded that everything that is conceived of is a simple conception, not just God, soul and body.
A simple conception of these findings is that severe mental illnesses occupy a gradient with the syndromes ordered by decreasing severity of neurodevelopmental impairment as follows; intellectual disability, autism, ADHD, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder.
Anthony and George displays a simpler conception.
The conception of smart homes exceeds the boundaries of a simple design process.
This explains what Desgabets meant by his claim that all simple conceptions always have an existent object outside the understanding, since simple conceptions are, in virtue of their relation to substances, of things which actually exist.
This volume discretization method improves the efficiency of the process since it is defined by a much more simple conception by means of massive data storage arrays whose elements are the coordinates of the part boundary points.
Ms. Oberfelder has taken the piece a long distance from Stravinsky's simple conception.
However, in Desgabets, the domain of simple conception is less restricted, as is the proper function of the senses.
For Desgabets, as for Descartes, simple conception is always true and conforms to its object, while error is a product of precipitous judgement.
