The phrase "build a concept" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the development or creation of an idea or framework for a project, product, or theory.
Example: "In our brainstorming session, we aim to build a concept that addresses the needs of our target audience."
Alternatives: "develop an idea" or "create a framework."
Project Re:Brief is "an experiment, like how automobile companies build a concept car or clothing companies put on a runway fashion show," he added.
Mr. Talen is hardly the first to build a concept of radical theater around the trappings of religious ritual, of course.
Keep in mind, this was the explanation of the finished product, and not the first, totally base, sentence on which to build a concept.
A year later, the committee was given approval for a team of nine women to design and build a concept car to be unveiled at the 2004 Geneva auto show.
When an automaker plans to build a concept, it will often load the show car with glitzy styling and technology in order to appear modern and fuel interest in the brand and the vehicle that is being previewed.
The task to build a concept map is able to be divided into two sub-tasks: (1) "segmentation task" where parts (that is, nodes and links) of a concept map are extracted and (2) "structuring task" where the extracted parts are integrated into a map (Yamasaki, Fukuda, Hirashima, and Funaoi, 2010).
Instead of building a business around a preconceived concept, we analysed the market findings and built a concept around our consumers.
By 2001, it had built a concept vehicle, a rig powered by a system the company calls ProPulse Hybrid Electric Drive.
Hue already built a concept of how its widget might work in the update coming this fall.
Each house supports four units, and although any number of houses can be built (a concept which was not maintained in later games like Age of Mythology), they can only support a maximum of fifty units.
We built a concept around some Facebook conversations we had throughout the following year about the importance of the television in our childhoods, relating it back to the failed experiment we had gazing at the bleu screen and scratching out heads.
