"conceptual intersection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as a phrase to describe a point of convergence between two ideas, concepts, or theories. For example, "The conceptual intersection between quantum physics and philosophy offers a new way to think about the nature of reality."
Nelson and Nusse (2004) [4] provided a conceptual framework for intersection of these β-catenin pools in the context of differentiation and development.
Adopting conceptual insights from the intersection of social and economic practice-oriented approaches, the resulting foodsharing database progresses understanding of, and makes visible, the ways in which food (and food-related skills, stuff and spaces) is being shared across diverse urban settings.
Through a wide overview of the evolution of both digital scholarship and faculty development, followed by a conceptual analysis of the intersections between fields, the paper attempts to show the extent on which the situation in one area (digital scholarship) might encompass criticalities for the other (faculty development) in terms of research and practices.
Working at the intersection of dance, conceptual art and storytelling, Sehgal created something that seemed unprecedented – a piece that you transformed by participating in, which was kaleidoscopically changing, seemed global in reach and scope, and which was infinitely generous to its audience.
Ms. Bove (pronounced bo-VAY) has become a highly sought-after artist during the last decade for work that sits at an unusual intersection of sculpture, Conceptual assemblage and design, evoking both a real cultural era — the 1960s and '70s, as bohemian idealism was unraveling — and a kind of never-never land of Modernist fulfillment.
Recent exhibits include a 20-year survey of the work of the famous French shoemaker Christian Louboutin and a Pharrell Williams curated conceptual toy' show representing the intersection of street culture, hip hop, graffiti and fashion.
MARK WYSE Wyse, a consistently interesting and unpredictable young photographer, takes the title for his show, "Marks of Indifference," from Jeff Wall's essay on the intersection of photography and conceptual art.
Some of these conceptual questions lie directly at the intersection of evolutionary and agricultural studies (Hancock 2005; Ross-Ibarra et al. 2007; Purugganan and Fuller 2009).
The application of the conceptual framework was tested on a signalised intersection in order to quantify the proneness to red-light running.
The availability of novel high-throughput sequencing methods, together with the conceptual understanding that advances mostly originate at the intersection of traditional disciplinary boundaries, enable biologists to dissect the mechanisms that control the interdependent associations of species.
