"conceptually divided" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to breaking down an idea or concept into separate parts for better understanding or analysis. Example: The essay was conceptually divided into three main sections: introduction, body, and conclusion.
Original art adorns the walls in a loft-like space that is conceptually divided into three parts.
The movie's last-minute change of title from "Fast Track" to "The Ex" suggests how conceptually divided against itself the final product is.
The proposed ballast damage detection methodology is conceptually divided into two phases.
In this paper, pressure drop in a light dispersion hydrocyclone is conceptually divided into two parts: dissipated pressure drop and effective pressure drop.
The soil wall can be conceptually divided into three layers from inside to outside: energy-storing layer, thermal stable layer, and thermal insulating layer.
Based on the empirical analysis, a three-ring model of cities is presented and a city is conceptually divided into three layers from core to periphery.
McLane also reads her own poem, "Mesh," which, she says, grew out of her interest in the ideas of environmental thinkers — the sense that "the animate and the inanimate are profoundly enmeshed … and that we make a big mistake by conceptually dividing the universe".
To sort this out I therefore "conceptually" divide the observations into a control group and a treatment group.
Conceptually, dividing the characteristic polynomials of two sets cancels out the common elements, leaving only the set difference.
If we have a three-body system, we can conceptually divide it into three two-body systems, and knowing the forces that would operate in the two-body systems were they isolated, we can deduce what the forces are that are operating in the three-body system.
We conceptually divide the continuous variable of protein stability into small discrete bins of width b.
