The phrase "conceptual essence" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the fundamental or foundational aspect of a concept or idea. Here is an example sentence: "The conceptual essence of democracy lies in the belief that power should ultimately reside with the people."
If you combine the idea that in hindsight everything seems inevitable with Kelly's claim that what's inevitable in technology are not specific inventions but their "conceptual essence," then you have an airtight theory of such mind-blowing generality that it can't be disproved.
The 'conceptual approach' focuses on the conceptual essence of models and analyses their theoretical backgrounds as well as their advantages and disadvantages (Marinova and Phillimore 2003).
This new panorama will confirm the reduced cultural importance of architecture, as the imperative of the engineering part will have its effect on the conceptual essence of architectonic projects.
Although our case study focused on US, the implementation of any another medical technology would be identical in its conceptual essence.
An interprofessional expert panel of healthcare educators from the two participating universities scrutinised the semantic and conceptual essence of these 11 items.
Miettinen does not describe how clinical research is done, how medicine is practiced, or how doctors think, but defines the conceptual essence thereof.
He boils two- and three-dimensional art down to formal and conceptual essences.
He explains the comprehension or containment of non-divine formal essences in conceptual terms: "Essences [of non-existing things] are comprehended in another in such a way that they can be conceived through it" (Ip8s2).
Rembrandt was, in essence, a conceptual artist, who manifested his ideas not through classical emulation and high finish but through a sketchy roughness that preserved the lightning strike of what Delacroix called the première pensée.
McHugh and Slavney deny that a disease is a physical process—"its essence is conceptual and inferential" (48).
In essence, a conceptual framework and operational model for a cohesive intelligence-led approach is lacking within the UWA.
