The phrase "conceive a strategy" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to come up with or form a plan or approach for achieving a goal or solving a problem. Example: The team met to conceive a strategy for increasing sales in the upcoming quarter.
He next surfaced in Thailand, where he is thought to have conceived a strategy to target vulnerable spots frequented by westerners in Bangkok, such as hotels and bars, rather than better protected embassies and aircraft.
His firm, Terrace Investments, did not have the liquid assets to finance the expansion fee and the team, but the group conceived a strategy to leverage a land development.
Like, say, Jake Paul, who literally has a music video called "Buy Dat Merch," Georgeson conceived a strategy in which Webber markets his stuff through viral gimmicks, like when Webber pretended a portrait of his "Uncle Larry," which was in reality a painting Georgeson's friends had obtained at a garage sale "while high on mushrooms," was stolen and held for ransom.
To define the potential function of MEF2C in the cardiac responses to pressure overload we conceived a strategy to deplete this factor in mouse heart by in vivo delivery of small interfering (si RNA.
The goal of the studio is to conceive an urban strategy that, though not redefining the situation in total a mission almost impossible can at least plant seeds for a different scenario.
Had Midton's leaders felt a tension between its business values and the strategy it was contemplating, they might have conceived a better strategy.
We can conceive a number of strategies, all having their pros and cons, as schematized in Fig. 5.
It's difficult to conceive of a strategy to "reinvigorate" the countryside, to turn "theme park retirement dormitories" into thriving economic units that would not remove at least some of what makes the countryside so appealing in the first place.
