The word 'conceptualization' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of forming an idea or concept in one's mind, such as when performing mental analysis of a problem. For example, "His conceptualization of the problem enabled him to develop a creative solution."
Carruthers (1998a,b, 2000) has argued to this effect based on his 'higher-order thought' theory, according to which, phenomenal consciousness requires the capacity to think about, and therefore conceptualize, one's own thoughts.[8] Such conceptualization requires, according to Carruthers, a theory of mind.
Other central themes in Voice include the importance of education and intellectual development; the necessity of respecting difference and the special contribution that each racial group makes for human progress; an economic, materialist, and existential conceptualization of value or worth; and a theory of truth.
The powerfully negative meanings evoked by the prevailing conceptualization of disability may overwhelm both the equality of opportunity and the moral respect that disabled people's exercise of autonomy or independence should command.
(3) If the principle is indeed required, as Kant suggests it is, for the empirical conceptualization of nature and for the recognition of nature as empirically lawlike, then it would seem to be a condition of the possibility of experience.
Indeed, Lewis (1929, 53) in MWO claimed that the given is ineffable because our grasp of it, as opposed to our objective interpretation of it, doesn't involve conceptualization.
Clearly, new developments in the conceptualization and assessment of the capacity for voluntary choice are directly relevant to parallel efforts to understand and assess decision-making capacity and consent.
No doubt, Appelbaum and his collaborators believe that it is imperative to respect the letter of the law as much as possible when engaged in theoretical conceptualization in these areas.
However, this appears to be the price that must be paid in exchange for an empirically valid theoretical conceptualization that is sufficiently rich to do justice to the facts and practical tasks at hand.
Like other watershed figures, Kant has contributed to the shape of world civilization, and the conceptualization we have of the world today.
The empirical conceptualization of the social units is Gestalt-like and holistic, like the silhouettes, patterns or profiles of total life plans: 'Peoples, states, age groups, religious communities, all are complexes built up of single individuals.
In Heidegger's interpretation, Van Gogh's painting preserves the essential strife whereby the "nothing noths," both calling for and partly eluding conceptualization, and his painting thereby allows us to encounter the way the earth both yields to and resists our worlds and so, out "of the calm of great riches, ripens and dispenses what is inexhaustible" (IM 164/GA40 164/GA40
