The phrase "are now conceived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas, plans, or concepts that have recently been developed or imagined.
Example: "The new marketing strategies are now conceived to better target our audience and increase engagement."
Alternatives: "have now been imagined" or "are currently envisioned".
And not before time, in the view of experts who see something crazy about the way many food-aid efforts are now conceived and executed.One mistake, arguably, is the very idea of defining the main problem as massive hunger, and hence the solution as providing food by any means necessary.
With assisted conception on the rise – 2% of all babies born in Britain are now conceived this way, and the number is increasing – it's becoming more important for the issues to be understood and for us as a society to at least acknowledge them, and perhaps to do more to help couples through what's involved.
In industrialized countries 1 4%% of neonates are now conceived by ART.
Both migrations are now conceived as a process of "coastal migration, " suggesting a mix of strand lopping and voyaging [48]– [48].
While access and demand for ART treatment varies significantly between countries - especially between developed and developing countries - up to 5% of children in some countries are now conceived through ART treatments [ 3].
Even among women who become pregnant naturally, the growing numbers who are now conceiving at older ages have an increased likelihood of having twins.
The money would be spread among neighborhoods all over the city, with at least one exception as the plan is now conceived - Battery Park City.
Equilibrium was now conceived of as the most probable macrostate instead of a stationary macrostate.
The distribution function, which formerly represented the probability distribution, was now conceived of as a stochastic variable (nowadays called a macrostate) subject to a probability distribution.
The history of Being is now conceived as a series of appropriating events in which the different dimensions of human sense-making the religiousense-making theilosophical (and so on) dimensions that define the cultureligiousditioned epoliticalhuman history—are transformed.
It is now conceived of as "an organ in and of itself, like the pancreas or liver," as one nutritionist put it to me during the 2012 GROS congress.
