The phrase "are conceivable for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing possibilities or scenarios that can be imagined or thought of in relation to a specific subject.
Example: "Many solutions are conceivable for addressing climate change, but they require global cooperation."
Alternatives: "are imaginable for" or "are possible for".
Within Thermo-Electric Energy Storage (TEES) concepts, thermal plants are conceivable for reconversion of stored heat into electricity.
Other screen readouts are conceivable –for example, it should be possible to uncover E3s that target a substrate of interest by using a substrate-reporter fusion protein.
From a practical point of view, two general approaches are conceivable for designing oligonucleotide primers that are potentially useful across a broad selection of species [49]: a non-degenerate primers strategy that take into account nucleotide mismatches that form weak or partial bonds [50] or alternatively, the design of degenerate primers [49].
Nevertheless, synergistic effects are conceivable for other combinations.
Variations of the levels of plant secondary metabolites are conceivable for accessions with different origin.
Other explanations are conceivable; for example, loss of SIRT6 may confer only a partial defect in DNA-PKcs function insufficient to impair gross lymphocyte development.
This sort of volume is conceivable for some processes, but electrolysis is expensive.
He asked if it was "conceivable" for the U.S. to ratify the treaty.
"It's conceivable for the president to lose Florida and have other ways to go," he said.
I do not think he is the right candidate, but it is conceivable, for the wrong reasons, that Europe might elect the wrong candidate.
"Even five years ago, it wouldn't have been conceivable for the Super Bowl to express an unabashedly pro-gay message during the half-time show".
