"conceptual landscape" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an imaginative or mental view of a particular subject or idea. For example, you could say "The author's conceptual landscape of the postmodernist era opened our eyes to new possibilities".
Matthew Jensen is a conceptual landscape artist who lives in Brooklyn and walks all over the place.
By Ian Frazier Matthew Jensen is a conceptual landscape artist who lives in Brooklyn and walks all over the place.
The need to consider multiple values has contributed to a blur in the conceptual landscape.
Next, we describe a conceptual landscape that addresses how the theories attempt to explain consciousness.
This volume revisits the topic, taking into account both the changing conceptual landscape of STS and the emergence of new imaging technologies in scientific practice.
While not effective in locating small ephemeral features, extensive survey is still an effective method for identifying prominent features which will have a direct effect upon understanding settlement patterns, land use, and the conceptual landscape of various periods.
IN a spacious fourth-floor studio on Church Street, in New Haven's historic Ninth Square district, Gerald Saladyga is hanging a few of his conceptual landscapes with small dots.
Most science courses progress toward a synthesis of concepts so spacing the sessions allows students to tackle critical thinking in a variety of conceptual landscapes.
Thus we reflect both on evolving conceptual landscapes on the one hand and organisational and institutional terrains on the other.
A traveling critic who spends much of his time mapping out conceptual landscapes knows that culture grows out of nature, which provides the raw material, the foundation on which our aesthetic imaginings take shape.
Transition theory locates the transition barriers on a temporal scale and a conceptual level: landscape, regime, and niches.
