The phrase "as the conceptions" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing or comparing different ideas, beliefs, or understandings in a specific context.
Example: "The theories presented in the paper differ significantly as the conceptions of reality evolve over time."
Alternatives: "as the ideas" or "as the beliefs".
AR and AS led the conception and design, acquisition of data, review of literature, and drafted the manuscript.
Lord Neuberger, the court's president, expressed "some regret" as the conception of the Trunki "seems to have been both original and clever".
Divorce rates rose in the Victorian era, as the conception of marriage shifted from a primarily economic and social arrangement to a bond of intimacy, emotional sustenance, and love.
Insofar as the conception of a god and an antigod rather than that of two gods is encountered, this kind of religion can be considered another variation of monotheism.
Thus, the last section presents the evolution needed in the initial data structure, as well as the conception flow suggested to automatize the generation.
Paramount to the project's success was a digital configuration capable of flexibility with respect to the tolerances of real-world materials and onsite assembly techniques, as well as the conception of the final project as a self-correcting analogue material computer that takes over when the digital emulation no longer is applicable.
Using the first pregnancy claim as the conception date, the mean length of pregnancy for the cohort was 6.55 months with at standard deviation of 1.64 months.
In order to establish a successful maternal death review programme, these challenges should be taken into consideration as early as the conception phase.
As far as the conception that prayer isn't allowed in public school, that's nonsense.
One way of self-correction is to consider how the results should be reported properly and accurately as early as in the conception of a research project [ 7].
