"conceive differently" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate that you are looking at a concept or idea from an alternative perspective. For example, "I'm trying to conceive this problem differently to find a better solution."
The origin and basis of the office of imam was conceived differently by various sections of the Muslim community, this difference providing part of the political and religious basis for the split into Sunnite and Shīʿite Islām.
To compare the perinatal outcome of singleton siblings conceived differently.
The sponsored search, he says, has been built on the same algorithms that power the company's search services, which are conceived differently from those of traditional search.
The high percentage of self-reflectiveness items omitted by the controls indicated that the subscale contained items which were conceived differently among these subjects than among the patients.
As for large discrepancies between the cumulative ICU survival after 2,000 ICU-hours and ICU survival probability, we think they were conceived differently.
Medical authority is conceived differently in this region such that Arab patients tend to automatically defer to the doctor's authority, challenging the prevailing patient-centered health models promoted in Western societies.
The hearing consisted of two panels, focusing on the specificities of the EU regulatory approval process for EDCs, and whether it could be conceived differently in the future.
Years ago she had abandoned two baby daughters and an abusive husband (Aidan Quinn), causing a local scandal, but Delia is so convinced of the rightness of her move that she cannot conceive that other people might think differently of it.
The ubiquity of similarly conceived, only differently branded, goods has powered a craving for authenticity.
There is another conception of "truth", however, where the direct conveying of information is not central to the definition, and consequently "knowledge" is also conceived somewhat differently.
