The phrase "applying the conception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or practical use of an idea or theory in a specific context.
Example: "In our research, we are focused on applying the conception of sustainable development to urban planning."
Alternatives: "implementing the idea" or "utilizing the concept".
An integrated learning object, a web-based inquiry environment "Young Scientist" for basic school level is introduced by applying the semiosphere conception for explaining learning processes.
In our example, we may not be entirely convinced that the accused found or did not find the object on the street, and our evaluation would involve the exercise of judgment that is no less subjective as the sort of judgments required when applying the standard probabilistic conception of proof (Nance 2008: 275 6; Schum 1994: 261).
A general design problem for economics is outlined in order to apply the generic conception to the field of economics.
In the case of Kepler's discovery, the observed points of the orbit were known to Tycho Brahe, but only when Kepler applied the ellipse conception was the true path of the orbit discovered.
Nonetheless we should still "in natural science everywhere apply the same conceptions and methods as the Materialist; but what to the latter is definitive truth is to the Idealist only the necessary result of our organisation" (Lange 1873 75, 3 324).
As a result of applying these conceptions to the measured data on a field model a criterion was obtained to verify the flow pattern completion in which the coefficients of the pressure exerted on the whole model surface can be determined.
Applying the categorical imperative, duties arise because failure to fulfil them would either result in a contradiction in conception or in a contradiction in the will.
Finally, we apply the resulting general conception of potential parents' preconception responsibilities to three cases: consumption of folic acid; avoidance of obesity; and undergoing screening for genetic risk.
Kepler was the first one to apply this conception to an orbital path in part because he had, in his mind, a very clear notion of the conception of an ellipse.
