The phrase "conceivable at" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is able to be imagined or thought of in a particular situation or circumstance. Example: It is conceivable at this point that the company could go bankrupt if they do not make any changes to their business model.
But no such possibility seems conceivable at present.
"It's conceivable at some point that it would come back into the print pages".
After Wisconsin, a contest, or at least some real drama, is now conceivable at the Democratic National Convention, too.
Where a company is under de facto control and minority-empowering devices apply, activist engagement can bring about changes in the governance structure of the firm, particularly at the board level, so substantive that they reverse the balance of power between minority and majority shareholders an outcome not even conceivable at de jure controlled companies.
It turned out, however, that Sessions met with Ambassador Sergey Kislyak in his Senate office, on the sidelines of the Republican National Convention, and, possibly — Sessions said that it was "conceivable" — at a reception when Trump gave a speech at the Mayflower Hotel, in Washington.
It is rather incredible that a recession is even conceivable at this point.
Petitioner was charged with such a wide array of offenses relating to the Henry incident that no other conclusion is "rationally conceivable". Id., at 445, 90 S.Ct., at 1195.
While we can't quite access those dimensions at the energies we've probed, it's conceivable that at scales that are smaller than those we've examined — which corresponds to higher energies — these extra dimensions exist.
It was not in fact about the Olympics in any conceivable way at all.
In any conceivable agreement, at least some West Bank settlements will have to be uprooted.
"We shot them in every conceivable light, at every time of day, in every season," he said.
