The phrase "conceptually by" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English, but it may not be commonly used in everyday speech
It is more commonly seen in more formal or academic writing. Example: The new theory was built conceptually by merging two existing frameworks.
The curators seem to have broached it somewhat conceptually by creating a semi-dark corridor in which the dim lights just about illuminate Kohei Yoshiyuki's series, The Park.
The dozen or so works encompassed by "Spirited Ruins" are connected conceptually by an overarching narrative involving an ancient civilization that equated symmetry with vitality.
However, he argues that there is nothing to be gained conceptually by doing so.
Further, the periodicity of the system response under harmonically varying actuation is conceptually by employing the harmonic balance method.
In the context of a large-scale disaster recovery situation, the benefits of training local survivors as volunteers within the affected communities are supported conceptually by previous research, and substantively by the self-reporting of our interviewed participants.
An irradiation-experimental equipment for 12 in neutron transmutation doping silicon (NTD-Si) was designed conceptually by using MCNP5 in order to improve the neutron flux distribution of the radial direction.
Notice here, she must be relying upon a conceptual divisibility rather than a physical divisibility (for atoms are defined as physically indivisible), though one could bolster this argument by claiming that if an atom is conceptually divisible by us, then it is physically divisible by an omnipotence God, and therefore is in neither way indivisible.
This large superconducting coil has been conceptually designed by the ITER European Home Team (EUHT) and manufactured by European industry.
She sees a Jewish people conceptually required by Christianormativity, and yet rendered unintelligible by its representation of all religions as entirely conversion-based (1997, 128).
Whereas the OBN dimension was changed toward a more complete assessment of mystical experiences by incorporating items that were formulated on the basis of six of the nine categories of mystical experiences proposed by Stace [20], the VRS dimension was conceptually widened by incorporating items that measure an increase of imaginations, associations, and memory retrieval.
However, not every verbally possible statement is made conceptually cogent by even the most generous notion of "conceptual," according to Hartshorne.
