The phrase "conceive a model" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to create or develop a plan or representation of something. Example: The architect was tasked with conceiving a model of the new office building before beginning construction.
The American psychologist Marshall Rosenberg, who conceived a model known as "non-violent communication," is extremely outspoken about the importance of complete equality.
He conceived a model for mortal enemies to overcome their hatred and find a way through compassion to rebuild a nation based on truth, justice and the power of forgiveness.
Through a sequence of such maps, we could verify how the network connectivity changes over time, and thus conceive a topological model for interpreting the dynamics and conducting inference by the built-in predictive power.
(1) This consistent and predictable pattern of BNP and NT proBNP release following CPB enables us to conceive a mathematical model of evolution of BNP and NT proBNP after uncomplicated cardiac surgery.
A few entrepreneurs, led by Mr. Lay, conceived a different model in which power could be sold by generators or middlemen to big corporate users or utilities in faraway regions, at whatever price the market would bear.
The problem of conceiving a specific model for MUI in IR-UWB networks is addressed in this paper.
Inouye and colleagues [ 4] conceived a risk model for patients outside the intensive care unit based on predisposing and precipitating factors.
Notably, even when the in vivo consequences of TGN1412 administration were apparent, it remained difficult to conceive an in vitro model that predicted the cytokine storm that underpinned its toxicity [ 51].
Whereas Krishna is adored for his mischievous pranks and amorous dalliances, Rama is conceived as a model of reason, right action, and desirable virtues.
