"birth concept" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the idea or notion surrounding the process or event of giving birth. Example: In many cultures, the birth concept is seen as a sacred and miraculous event, and is often surrounded by special rituals and traditions.
With little to no validated data available for fathers, this pilot study aimed to assess the applicability of the German version of Salmon׳s Item List, including a multidimensional birth experience concept, in fathers.
Jefferson may have supported orthodox Christianity in his public life, but he privately rejected traditional Christian teachings -- including the virgin birth, the concept of original sin, and the resurrection.
More of the trained providers had an accurate understanding of the birth spacing concept per the WHO-recommended definition of HTSP (38%) than untrained providers (5%).
With only 19 mothers (17%) indicating in this study that they were vaccinated against pertussis during the year before giving birth, the concept of pertussis immunization of pregnant women apparently has not been implemented yet and intensified education and promotion is required.
That plan also birthed the concept of a Second Avenue subway, parts of which have been sporadically built over the ensuing decades.
The conference in Stockholm also gave birth to the concept of global environmental co-operation.
It was also the setting for the tycoon's marriage to Jackie Kennedy in 1968 and the location of lavish parties that helped give birth to the concept of celebrity.
Along with Twitter's vowel-less birth, Dorsey's concept for the logo was also questionable: This all changed when British artist Simon Oxley got involved and gave us the all the bird we know as "Larry".
But its biggest contribution to history may be in the fact that in this little alley van Os and his merchant colleagues gave birth to the concept of "shares of stock".
Druckman also pointed to the birth of the concept of "stewardship" embedded in investor codes in countries such as South Africa, Malaysia, Japan, Australia and the Netherlands, and highlighted Brazil's BM&F Bovespa which recently announced that it would be encouraging businesses listed on its platform to produce an integrated or sustainability report on a "report-or-explain" basis.
