The phrase "are thus conceived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate how something is understood or imagined in a particular context or framework.
Example: "The theories of evolution are thus conceived as a gradual process of change over time."
Alternatives: "are therefore understood" or "are consequently imagined".
Modernization was, thus, conceived of as the relations of production and standards of living characteristic of western Europe and the United States.
The Holy Spirit is thus conceived as the main agent of humanity's restoration to its original natural state through Communion in Christ's body.
The attitude reflected in these practices was expressed in the famous dictum of Pope Gregory I, that art is the book of the illiterate; art was thus conceived as having a didactic function.
Economic development is thus conceived as the process of structural transformation of the economy (Rodrik 2013a).
God is thus conceived as a "free spiritual subject" (PKÄ, 75), who is the creator of the world and the power over everything natural and finite.
Vulnerability analysis is thus conceived of as a spatial problem that involves searching the evidence of risk zones of vulnerability on the basis of multiple and differentially weighted evaluation criteria.
Septic dose haemofiltration, or high-volume haemofiltration (HVHF), was thus conceived and applied in human sepsis.
A 4-fold increase was thus conceived as a reasonable assumption of the growth rate during the summer of 2007, giving an estimated fall trapping index of 12.64 in 2007.
Our current antidepressants are thus best conceived not as medical breakthroughs but as technological breakthroughs.
Aliens were thus first conceived as Darwinian competitors with mankind, a scheme worked out in spooky Huxleyan detail by H.G. Wells, whose slimy, bloodsucking Martians possessed intellects "vast, and cool, and unsympathetic".
