The phrase "but be conceived" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a condition or idea related to conception, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The idea was intriguing, but be conceived in a different light."
Alternatives: "but be understood" or "but be imagined."
They worked extremely well but were conceived and implemented in a time that no longer exists.
It has been shaped during the past couple of years, but was conceived more than a decade ago.
Virgin Birth, doctrine of traditional Christianity that Jesus Christ had no natural father but was conceived by Mary through the power of the Holy Spirit.
The 18‐story building known as Rochdale College, which has no academic curriculum or fac ulty but was conceived as a student residence, is $240,000 behind in mortgage payments to a federal agency.
Officially handed over to the country's military in a ceremony and dress rehearsal for local dignitaries last month, the hospital is a highly unusual project in that it is DfID funded but was conceived and led by the military.
It is no longer composed of diminishing stories, as earlier towers were, but is conceived as a massive pyramidal obelisk made up of double bands of ornament spaced by stumpy pilasters and bands of recessed panels.
The exhibition, entitled "A Conversation With Chicago: Contemporary Sculpture From China", complements the "The Big World: Recent Art From China" exhibition hosted at the Chicago Cultural Center beginning April 25 , 2009but was conceived independently and is a distinct body of work.
The mission was ostensibly a training exercise for coastal defense of the United States, but was conceived by planners to be a well-publicized demonstration of the capabilities of "heavy bombers (as) long range instruments of power".
The sport of SUP was birthed by Hamilton a decade ago but was conceived in the 1960s by Waikiki surfing instructors, who tried paddling standing up to take photos of their surfing school clients.
