The phrase "an overall conception of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a general understanding or idea about a particular subject or concept.
Example: "The report provides an overall conception of the current market trends and consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a general understanding of" or "a comprehensive view of".
Royal inscriptions from the 12th dynasty (1938 1756 bc) to Ptolemaic times aim to present a king's actions according to an overall conception of "history," in which he is the re-creator of the order of the world and the guarantor of its continued stability or its expansion.
Identifying supererogation with a weaker kind of duty, an imperfect duty, a non-universalizable duty, an 'ought' rather than a duty are all forms of recognition of supererogatory acts but only as being an integral part of an overall conception of duty.
Based on the wave transmission mechanism and principle of vibration energy harvesting, an overall conception on continuous measurement of stiffness and long-term stiffness monitoring for special sections was proposed.
Past studies have reported an overall conception rate of 56.9% in India (Sahani et al. 2003).
Despite their many differences, the accounts of Hempel (focusing now on just the DN rather than the IS model), Salmon, Kitcher and others discussed above largely share a common overall conception of what the project of constructing a theory of explanation should involve and (to a considerable extent) what criteria such a theory should satisfy if it is to be successful.
Hence, the I-score was a significant positive predictor of effectiveness (as overall conception of effectiveness of institutional measures) in all 3 job categories, a significant negative predictor of avoidance of patient in 2 job categories (physician and others), and a significant positive predictor of acceptance of risk in all 3 job categories.
Yet Christopher Wheeldon manages to impart the sensuality that Eyre was looking for in fiercely balletic terms and buttresses the overall conception of desire as being a large part of our rasion d'etre in the intermittent moments when his choreography is given reign.
Word has it that they found difficult Abbado's concentration, in rehearsal, on details of texture and balance rather than on the overall conception of the work.
It seems important to review some of the arguments that have been employed both for and against the overall conception of art that such theories share.
Though there has always been a gothic strain in Ms. Scott's writing -- one of her novels depicted a grisly act of mutiny aboard a 19th-century slave ship; another portrayed an obsessive taxidermist and the bizarre people around him -- this venture into family soap opera does not mesh with the overall conception of "Make Believe".
