The phrase "conceptual links" is a perfectly valid and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the connections or relationships between ideas, concepts, or theories. One example of using this phrase in a sentence could be: "The essay explored the conceptual links between postmodernism and consumer culture, revealing how both ideologies prioritize the constant pursuit of novelty and consumption."
But the conceptual links that were forged between them have proved much more durable.
The major effort in constructing this proof was uncovering a chain of conceptual links between various fields and viewing them through a common lens".
These are stand-alone and separate exhibitions but they do have some intriguing conceptual links, not the least of which is a shared fascination with models, miniatures and dioramas.
Looking at them now we can pick up conceptual links, however coincidental, to work by that most radical of outsider-insider artists, Marcel Duchamp, whose confoundingly erotic, morbid and witty "Étant Donnés" was already secretly in progress.
That there are such conceptual links has been a matter of some controversy.
Based on ontologies, NavCon automatically inserts conceptual links in Web pages.
Mr. Shapiro finally explained the conceptual link between his two businesses: "We champion the misunderstood.
There is a missing conceptual link between the two — what later came to be called an "explanatory gap".
The range usefully marshals a sense of how her drawings have changed stylistically; the early designs are usually minimal, black and white, and with an indefinite, conceptual link between the drawing and language elements.
In his "Inner Diaspora" notes, Mr. Rothenberg cites the piece as a conceptual link between Judaism and Buddhism; in performance it served, more simply but no less powerfully, as an interlude of deep placidity and concentration.
Yet all of these layers felt heavy-handed — in stark contrast to the spoken and recorded words of Warner, whose ruminations on nature, and the nature of human existence, served as the conceptual link for Ms. Lerman's diptych.
