The phrase "are best conceived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas, concepts, or plans that are optimally understood or imagined in a certain way.
Example: "These complex theories are best conceived through practical examples that illustrate their application."
Alternatives: "are most effectively understood" or "are ideally imagined".
This goes beyond the question of whether development aid is best conceived as an alternative to conflict or a path to victory.
In the end, the strained relation between tradition and innovation cannot be traced along an uninterrupted line of development, as Mr. Watrous does; its turns might be best conceived of as a spiral.
Scientists have spent decades arguing over whether intelligence is best conceived as a generalized ability or as the capacity to excel in particular areas of mental, social or emotional functioning.
Hindus differ, however, as to whether this ultimate reality is best conceived as lacking attributes and qualities the impersonal brahman or as a personal God, especially Vishnu, Shiva, or Shakti (these being the preferences of adherents called Vaishnavas, Shaivas, and Shaktas, respectively).
Second-order logic would, on this view, be best conceived as a species of two-sorted first-order set theory.
Sparse coding is best conceived of as an exemplar-based approach [21] in which unknown inputs are coded as positive (weighted) sums of items in an exemplar dictionary.
The theory claims that cognitive biases do not necessarily reflect flaws in evolutionary design, but that they may be best conceived as design features.
These findings lend support to the idea that PM is best conceived operating not solely based on motor cues, but is shaped by motivational demands.
We will elaborate on how the concept of 'pastoral resilience in the drylands' is best conceived of as a heterogeneous concept where different sub-groups are experiencing shocks and resilience differently.
