The phrase "as the concepts of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing or discussing specific ideas or theories in a context where you are comparing or explaining them.
Example: "As the concepts of democracy and freedom evolve, we must adapt our understanding of civic responsibility."
Alternatives: "in terms of the ideas of" or "regarding the notions of".
In reality, the distinction is as fragile as the concepts of duress and consent are slippery though to say so would have seemed incompatible with respecting cultural diversity.But not all diversity is good diversity.
"To my dismay," Barragan had written before Burri travelled in Mexico, "I have found that an alarming proportion of publications devoted to architecture have banished from their pages the words beauty, inspiration, magic, spellbound, enchantment, as well as the concepts of serenity, silence, intensity and amazement.
As the concepts of social, economic, and cultural history developed, as industrialization played an increasingly prominent role in national and international affairs, as democratization spread over the surface of the globe, so there was an increasing awareness of the significance of business archives, institutional archives, and the papers of persons not necessarily distinguished.
Second, Spinoza attempts to show that moral concepts, such as the concepts of good and evil, virtue, and perfection, have a basis in human psychology.
This particular exercise draws on tree thinking or tree reading skills that students would have already developed as well as the concepts of background extinction versus mass extinctions.
The rest of the paper is organized as follows: Section 2 describes the system model as well as the concepts of PC and VC.
Judgment became taboo, as did the concepts of right, wrong and sacrifice.
The CDO role is still very new, as is the concept of the data-driven enterprise.
Personal salvation is irrelevant, as is the concept of grace.
