The phrase "concept drawing" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a drawing that illustrates an idea or concept. For example: "The team used concept drawings to explain their vision for the project."
One is an installation shot (reproduced upside-down in the catalog) and the other is a concept drawing.
He would make a concept drawing, and she would translate it into a three-dimensional clay sculpture.
A concept drawing showing a finished device installed in a kitchen.
To see the complete concept drawing, photos, and the full (real) backstory behind the Hardiman, check out the Cybernetic Zoo.
This concept drawing illustrates a telescope using a star shade, enabling us to image the planets that orbit a star while blocking the star's light to better than one part in 10 billion.
Concept drawing for AlphaDog.
His concept draws on that and other precedents, including the city's Plan for Lower Manhattan from the 1960's.
More recent usage of this concept draws on neuroscientific data and, in particular, on work in social neuroscience.
The concept draws on velomobility, Smart Mobility/Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS), Smart Cities and the Internet of Things (IoT).
"The cybernetic fold" is a concept drawn from a 1995 essay by the gender studies and queer theory scholar Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick and the literary critic Adam Frank.
The concept drew quick rebukes from Republicans — and billionaire coffee magnate Howard Schultz, who is considering an independent presidential bid — showing how easily the idea can be weaponized politically, especially as candidates are increasingly pressed for specifics.
