'as now conceived' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest that something is currently understood or accepted in a particular way, but could potentially change in the future. For example, "This project, as now conceived, is expected to take two years to complete."
And if this is what the war, as now conceived, demands, then maybe the war needs to be reconceived, or ended.
As now conceived, the facades will be metal and glass, with jagged-edged windows varying in shape and spacing.
Residents say that, as now conceived, the auxiliary building would be so close to their building that 32 windows facing east would be blocked.
Beyond "Iowa's Undemocratic Caucuses," by Gilbert Cranberg, Herb Strentz and Glenn Roberts (Op-Ed, Dec. 18), lies the undemocratic nature of the entire primary process as now conceived.
As now conceived it would eventually include three to five films, a 16-part television series, a touring theater production, several books, DVD's and Web sites and an online computer game.
Since it wasn't in the narrow interest of her story, as she now conceived it, to do otherwise, Erdely went with the path of least resistance that the magazine obligingly opened for her.
This was a rediscovery of melody, now conceived as a kind of "formula," whose components would no longer be simple notes, but types of musical behaviour clustered round a note.
The idea then is to reduce each conceptual role to causal/functional role of atomic symbols (now conceived as primitive terms in LOTH), and then use the resources of LOTH to reduce it in turn to computational role.
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.
Both migrations are now conceived as a process of "coastal migration, " suggesting a mix of strand lopping and voyaging [48]– [48].
A crucial role is here played by the notion of a possible world, which may be thought of as a variant of the logicians' older notion of model, now conceived of realistically as a serious alternative to the actual course of events in the world.
