"conceptual diversity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing the variety of ideas, perspectives, and concepts within a certain topic or field. For example: - "The conference aimed to promote conceptual diversity by inviting speakers from different backgrounds and disciplines." - "The team's brainstorming session led to a breakthrough due to their conceptual diversity and ability to see the problem from multiple angles." - "The university values conceptual diversity in its curriculum, encouraging students to explore various theories and viewpoints."
This is in response partly to the tendency of growth of subject domain model in conceptual diversity, and partly in attempt to capture the shifting nature of subject domains.
The exhibition highlighted the fascinating relationship between design, body, science, and senses with the artist stating: "My goal for the exhibition was conceptual diversity—I wanted a range of art practices, varied media, degrees of embodiment, present and future time, abstract and functional ambitions, and most importantly, original approaches to highlighting or provoking the senses". .
Conceptual diversity exists in that multiple theories are relevant to the development of PtDAs and improving decision quality; e.g., decision-making theories, information-processing theories, and communication theories.
Furthermore, such conceptual diversity should be seen as a strength of feminist ethics, a mode of thought that perceives the value in being a collective and dialectical endeavor [ 46].
Conceptualizing Diversity.
Flexibility is key to a program like ours that embraces aesthetic, conceptual and cultural diversity, and displays works in a great variety of media and genres".
By developing an editorial policy which is committed to conceptual and methodological diversity, theoretical and practice-based studies and a global perspective.
In spite of the lack of conceptual clarity, the diversity of definitions and the tendency to categorise "formal" and "informal" as a dichotomy, the two terms have continued to be used widely to describe different phenomena.
With our review of earlier research, we highlight various perspectives to this multi-disciplinary field and point out conceptual gaps, the diversity of perspectives and lack of consensus in what Big Social Data means.
We first quantitatively survey the temporal, conceptual, and geographic diversity of all existing published applications within medical 3D printing literature and establish the existence of self-isolating research clusters.
Unity in Diversity: A conceptual framework for a global ethic of environmental sustainability.
