The phrase "as conceptualized for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a concept or idea has been designed or understood for a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "The project was developed as conceptualized for the needs of the local community, ensuring that it addresses their unique challenges."
Alternatives: "as envisioned for" or "as designed for".
Clearance was allowed to depend on variables that were different to those for incidence, as conceptualized from the literature: current smoking status, educational level and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) stage [ 19].
The activities as conceptualized here, allow for a more immediate measure of an intervention's effects than more distal outcomes.
How should silencing due to prejudice, as a form of testimonial injustice, be conceptualized for epistemological purposes?
AS conceptualized and organized the study.
Designed by Diller and Scofidio, a firm known for breathing only the most rarefied air of high architectural theory, the Brasserie bathrooms were as rigorously conceptualized as the rest of the supermodern space.
Within the Korean culture, as presumed in the SCT and the nursing paradigm, health-promoting behavior, such as PA, is conceptualized as the desire for a higher level of health rather than a fear of disease as is proposed by other health behavior theories.
This process is conceptualized as Longing for Ground in a Ground less) World, a wish to minimize the uncomfortable or anxiety-provoking instability of groundlessness.
Clinically, cognitive deficits should be conceptualized as individual risk factors for victimization as well as potential complicating features during treatment.
The collection of genes that comprise the early and late phases of replication can be broadly conceptualized as enzymes required for DNA replication and structural proteins required for assembly of infectious virus, respectively.
Typographical elements can be conceptualized as semiotic resources for authors, illustrators, publishers, book designers, and readers to draw upon to realize textual or expressive meanings in addition to interpersonal and ideational meanings [7].
