The phrase "as conceived for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate the original intention or design behind something, often in a creative or conceptual context.
Example: "The artwork was displayed as conceived for the gallery, showcasing the artist's vision."
Alternatives: "as intended for" or "as designed for".
When Folke's grand hedonist boss floats into the picture in a huge plane that looks like an aerial predecessor of the Playboy Mansion as conceived for the pages of an old Popular Mechanics magazine, it's quite a jump.
This is "The Long Good Friday" as conceived for the men's magazine Maxim, with a special music remix; the restless soundtrack ranges from Massive Attack to Oasis to Maceo and the Macks.
If we accept that this is the correct account of a posteriori necessities, and also deny the analytically reductionist theories that would be necessary for a priori connections between mind and body, as conceived, for example, by the behaviourist or the functionalist, does it follow that we can tell a priori that consciousness is not more-than-causally dependent on the body?
The notion that increased supply of NEFAs increases glucose uptake and utilization is the direct opposite of the Randle cycle as conceived for muscle tissues.
AC and AS conceived the idea for this study.
Though there has been an effort to make the production more cinematic (it's nicely filmed by Danny Cohen, who was director of photography on Les Misérables and The King's Speech), London Road still comes across as something conceived for the stage.
This account shows that conceiving of genes for rRNA involves the same idea as conceiving of genes for polypeptides.
As visibility diagrams were conceived for modeling specular reflections, it is important to discuss what needs and requirements need to be considered.
AS conceived the idea for the study and wrote the body of the text.
AS conceived the idea for evaluating development-related gene expression in normal children as a background to evaluating gene expression changes in growth disorders.
As beam tracing was originally conceived for the modeling of specular reflections only, some extensions of this method were proposed to account for other propagation phenomena.
