The phrase "conceptually appropriate" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is appropriate or fitting in terms of its underlying concept or idea. Example: The company's marketing strategy was conceptually appropriate for their target audience, as it effectively conveyed the brand's message through creative and engaging ads.
Furthermore, the resources cited are in a visual format that is conceptually appropriate for high school students.
Thus, developing an accurate – computationally efficient and conceptually appropriate – ligand-based classifier is an important research topic in cheminformatics.
In this sense, it is arguably conceptually appropriate to align even Ibn Gabirol's most emphatic sense of the dual "matter-with-form" composition of Intellect (or, relatedly, his emphasis on a grade of matter "prior to" Intellect) with even Plotinus' staunchest insistence on the unity of Intellect (as for Plotinus, the unity of Intellect, as compared with the unity of the One, is dual by nature).
"We thought this as being conceptually appropriate, as condoms are designed to preserve in them the true source of life," Luzinterruptus continues.
We selected final models based on models that achieved the highest likelihood ratio chi-square and were conceptually appropriate.
None of these subjects reported any problems in understanding the questions and what it referred to, suggesting that the final draft to be understandable, and conceptually appropriate.
We can conclude that the ability to investigate at the single sample makes the Fisher's Exact Test conceptually more appropriate to search for similarities among experiments in a microarray databases, that contain a number of hybridizations that should be interrogated without necessarily specifying the membership to a data set or another.
Specific physical examination tests are therefore conceptually most appropriate for the detection of specific pathology.
Therefore, quantile regression is conceptually more appropriate than Tobit or CLAD.
Different discount rates have been used in the literature: conceptually the appropriate discount rate depends on the perspective of the study and the question it poses.
Cohort 2, a smaller but conceptually more appropriate study population, consisted of Medicare beneficiaries who were linked to the heart failure registry with ICD therapy (area B) and without ICD therapy (area C).
