The phrase "a wider conceptualization of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a more comprehensive understanding of a concept or an idea. For example: "This paper provides a wider conceptualization of what it means to lead an ethical life."
We offer a contribution to this topic by providing a wider conceptualization of resilience and an innovative method of measuring it, borrowing from studies in other disciplines such as ecology, complexity science, and engineering.
The findings of our abductive research process improve the theoretical understanding of organizational capabilities required to improve customer perceived value in business-to-business (B2B) exchange, based on a wider conceptualization of the operational, strategic, symbolic, and social dimensions of customer value.
Several authors have promoted a broad conceptualization of patients' involvement in decision-making [ 20, 21].
The PARiHS framework provides a broad conceptualization of how research implementation occurs in organizational settings.
Although there are a wide range of conceptualizations of social capital [ 17], we take a network perspective, which holds that the extent to which an individual can realize the benefits of social capital is a function of that individual's position in a given social network [ 10, 18].
In this respect, transparency around research practice, a broader Trust-wide re-conceptualization of research as the foundation for clinical treatment and services and principled service user involvement in research governance, may be a useful way forward.
The system is a conceptualization of a vibration-absorbing device for flexible structures with tip appendages.
An ontology is the specification of a conceptualization of a domain [17], [18].
At the same time the analytical achievements have permitted a wide expansion in the conceptualization of policy targets and in the design of instruments available to policy-makers.
Incorporating conceptualizations from a wide range of disciplines, we specify a model examining the influence of cultural factors on sales compensation decisions of managers (incentive vs. fixed pay and parity vs. equity allocation).
But a better conceptualization of the high-level concept is that of a branching tree.
