"conceptual term" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe an abstract idea, concept or notion, such as a theory or hypothesis. For example, "The research proposed a new conceptual term to describe the mechanisms of language acquisition."
Philanthropy is a broad conceptual term that is fuzzy round the edges and sounds rather grand.
Trust, being an essential element in collaborative teams [15], was the conceptual term authors had in mind in order to use the outcomes of this study to raise functional efficacy.
The inter-rater reliability showing high concordance between the PEM physicians and PT nurses in a single center, who have been working together for a significant amount of time, supposedly illuminates a raw estimation of this conceptual term.
"It's just a conceptual term sheet," said Mayor Bob Frutos.
Local city government and airport officials were in Washington, D.C. this week to brief senior Federal Aviation Administration officials on a "conceptual term sheet" that outlines certain conditions for the possible construction of a 14-gate replacement terminal at Bob Hope Airport.
In the present work, we developed a method to directly assess protein system-level properties based on system dynamics and in silico knockouts, regarding to the conceptual term "criticality".
He speaks in conceptual terms".
In conceptual terms, TIAY can be filed alongside Sparks' The Seduction of Ingmar Bergman.
Karaite authors propounded, in conceptual terms, a theology of Jewish history in exile (galut).
But, as we talk, it becomes clear that he conceives a play very much as he does a movie: by placing total trust in his actors and by thinking in visual and aural rather than conceptual terms.
Healey warms to his theme: "In my view, local councils, putting aside party politics, are absolutely central to this [renewal] because what Gordon was really saying, if you translate this into conceptual terms, is that representative democracy is the cornerstone.
