"concept ideas" is correct and can be used in written English
It is a noun phrase which generally refers to ideas or plans that are original, creative, and innovative. For example, "His team came up with some great concept ideas for the new product launch."
Yet recent history has produced some high concept ideas that have captivated imaginations but failed to really take off in the real world.
More generally, it demonstrates how big brands are resorting to throwing high concept ideas against the wall of noise in the hope that something sticks.
Although she already associated BBC3 with "really strong, high concept ideas" such as Being Human and In The Flesh, she was surprised that they wanted to take a chance on her twisty drama.
After converting the simple studio to a media production center, he began teaching two levels of film courses in which, he said, he covers "all factors from pre- to postproduction, including concept ideas, screenplay writing and formatting, storyboard design, filming, lighting, sound and computer-based editing".
"We need something like this in the Arab world to support concept ideas, unlike venture capital firms that need to see a track record of success in a company that's already making money before they invest," said Abdallah Absi, an experienced entrepreneur and founder of Zoomal.
Either way, these concept ideas for personal rail transportation are genius.
Much of what businesses are often seeking to protect is not covered by any of the rights above, but is instead a concept, idea or knowhow.
Based on this, a first concept idea is seen in Fig. 3. Fig. 3 First concept idea.
Most often these are referred to as concept, idea, inspiration, story or style boards.
Translational articles take a theory, concept, idea, powerful finding, etc. and derive its implications for theory and/or practice.
This company called Duck Image came up with a concept idea awhile back and is finally being brought to light.
