The phrase "am conception of" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a conception of"? If this is the case, you can use it when discussing an idea or understanding of something.
Example: "Her conception of art is deeply influenced by her cultural background."
Alternatives: "an idea of" or "a notion of".
AM: conception of the research idea, study design, data collection and analysis and interpretation and the drafting of the manuscript; AK, BM, FM, EI: study design and analysis, interpret the data and reviewed the manuscript; BA, AG, MA, YB, FB, ZH: data collection, part of laboratory work, data analysis and reviewed the manuscript.
Yet, with some exceptions, what Kirk and his crew encountered matched nobody's conception of alien species inhabiting extra-solar worlds.
At best is conception of civilisation was empirical, if not vulgar, and in course of time most other ideals had for him to be sub-ordinated to that of keeping up dividends.
One of the cultural differences that people find most difficult to cope with is conceptions of time.
that the idea of souls, demons, deities, and any other classes of spiritual beings, are conceptions of similar nature throughout, the conceptions of souls being the original ones of the series.
Revisionary conceptions are conceptions of which objects there are that depart in one way or another from the ordinary conception.
However, there are conceptions of obligation where distinction between OA and OOA is preserved.
There should be no doubt that there are conceptions of feminism according to which the Republic is anti-feminist.
Common notions are conceptions of things "which are common to all, and which are equally in the part as in the whole" IIp38.
What was overthrown was a conception of where and how politics is conducted.
Mill's notion of individuality can be understood to be a conception of autonomy.
