"Conceive it possible" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in formal or literary contexts to express the idea of imagining or considering something as a possibility. Example: "I cannot conceive it possible that such a kind and generous person could ever commit such a heinous crime."
When Washington was conceived, it was possible to imagine a nation that would stand outside history, including its own.
His answer to this question is quite radical: we cannot be naturally and directly certain that reality exists as we conceive it since it is not possible to distinguish qualities inside and outside the mind: as qualities, they would have precisely the same nature (ibid. concl. 10 13).
In a world more pluralistically conceived, it has remained possible to draw on Augustine for Christian teaching on political ethics and human destiny more generally.
"I could conceive that it was possible to do it, but I had no idea how to get there".
The advance, scientists and industry executives said, should free computer designers to think about the systems they create in new ways, making it possible to conceive of machines that are not situated in a single physical place.
Is it possible to conceive of an idea that is not in some way borrowed?
Only in the Lords is it possible to conceive of a top barrister also being an important working peer.
The development of recombinant DNA technology, however, has made it possible to conceive of virtually unlimited new products made by genetically engineered microorganisms.
Is it possible to conceive of it as a limited exchange, or would it not stop until each side had destroyed the other's cities? It's an interesting question, and one that the Indians and the Pakistanis debated during the crisis, as they considered their options.
Basketball's traditional rhythm – speed through the center of the court, deliberation on the edge of the three-point arc as different play options are assessed – is being upended: Curry has made it possible to conceive of a space of pure transition as a space of pure scoring.
Moreover, such reflection makes it possible to conceive possible futures based on the experiences of many people, rather than those of one person alone.
