The phrase "both the conception of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing two related ideas or concepts that are being considered or compared.
Example: "In this study, we will explore both the conception of freedom and the conception of responsibility."
Alternatives: "both the idea of" or "both the notion of"
In both these examples, the conception of "possible consent" abstracts from actual desires individual citizens have.
We have attempted to combine both issues through the conception of new biodegradable polymer nanoparticles: (i) poly ethylene glycol) (PEG -coated PEG -coated acid) (poly nanoparticlactichitosacidCS)-coated PLAy(lactic acid–glycolic acid (PLGA) nanoparticles and chitosan (CS -coatedrtiCS -coated
Both camps agree that the conception of tragedy turns on a number of distinctions - "between fate and chance, free will and destiny, inner flaw and outer circumstance, the noble and the ignoble, blindness and insight, historical and universal, the alterable and the inevitable, the truly tragic and the merely piteous, heroic defiance and ignominious inertia".
Both authors contributed to the conception of this manuscript.
Plus, at the end of the day, both parents were responsible for the conception of the child, so both should take responsibility for the child, should that child be born.
That is, a public philosophy of integration consists of both a normative framework describing the conception of national identity that should be promoted in state policies and a causal framework describing what empirical processes the collective and individuals must undergo in order for the national community to retain or develop its (perceived) distinctiveness and cohesion.
But behind the formal beauty of these rules an early manifestation of what was later to flower into differential algebra the presence of infinitesimals makes itself felt, since Leibniz's definition of tangent employs both infinitely small distances and the conception of a curve as an infinilateral polygon.
Both authors contributed equally to the conception of the manuscript.
Both authors were involved in the conception of the research and interpretation of the data.
Both AG and CM contributed to the conception of the manuscript idea.
