The phrase 'conceptualization for' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the process of forming an idea or concept. For example, "This study provides a conceptualization for how to address the diversity issue in the workplace."
Researchers have identified several ways that conceptual reasoning aids in science and engineering problem solving, including conceptualization for finding the equations to mathematically solve the problem, checking and interpreting the result after the equation is solved, and the processes working through to the solution (Kuo et al. 2013).
What would be the challenges of the new conceptualization for testing and assessment (of language proficiency)?
This paper presents such a unified conceptualization for scenario and assessment projects.
Whereas 'functionings' are the proposed conceptualization for interpersonal comparisons of (achieved) well-being, 'capabilities' are the conceptualization for interpersonal comparisons of the freedom to pursue well-being, which Sen calls "well-being freedom" (Sen 1992: 40).
Product configuration and conceptualization for integrated machine tools basically depend on the interactions of the manufacturing technologies and the required effort for realization.
Both a methodology and a honeypot conceptualization for implementing an empirical analysis of the usage of email addresses placed on the Internet are proposed here.
The cutoff score versus full score for the subscales were: 29/37 for attention, 26/37 for initiation/perseverance, 3/6 for construction, 28/39 for conceptualization, and 18/25 for memory.
Therefore, alternative model conceptualizations for THT need to be examined.
Also the consequences of such conceptualizations for determining research objectives, research activities, and research outcomes on agricultural water security are discussed.
This discretization, however might or might not be suitable and might or might not yield practical conceptualizations for a particular task or application.
Moreover, given the variety of conceptualizations (for more, see Ashforth et al. 2014; Janssens and Steyaert 1999), analytical distinctions among various ways of coping with competing demands need to be closely related to distinctions made at a practical level.
