The phrase "as conceived for the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the original idea or design intended for a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "The project was successful, as conceived for the needs of the community."
Alternatives: "as designed for the" or "as intended for the".
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?
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.
AC and AS conceived the idea for this study.
The show will include a restored chamber version of music conceived for the play, as well as Bernstein's Sonata for Clarinet and Piano, which had its premiere in 1942.
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.
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 conceived the original idea for this paper and revised the manuscript.
The original idea for the record, as conceived by Nick Gold of the British label World Circuit, was to bring a group of prominent African musicians to Cuba for an intercontinental jam session.
