The phrase "construct a concept" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of forming a new idea or concept from existing information or ideas. For example: "Through careful analysis of the data, I was able to construct a concept of the underlying motivations of the customer."
The central thesis of Kant's account of the uniqueness of mathematical reasoning is his claim that mathematical cognition derives from the "construction" of its concepts: "to construct a concept means to exhibit a priori the intuition corresponding to it" (A713/B741) (Friedman 1992, Friedman 2010).
Based on institutional theory, we construct a concept model according to the paradigm of "institution-conduct-performance".
The ability to construct a concept map also illustrates two essential properties of understanding, the representation and the organization of ideas" (Kinchin, Hay & Adams, 2000, 44).
Kant writes that "To construct a concept means to exhibit a priori the intuition corresponding to it" (A713/B741); and such 'intuition' is also needed in constructing the auxiliary lines.
Before introducing SPs, but after teaching the topics of science process skills - inquiry, instructional types, and pedagogical approaches - I asked the pre-service science teachers in their groups to construct a concept map to show their understanding of SPs.
For the other proteins there was not sufficient information available in MedLine to construct a concept profile.
"It was never about constructing a concept.
Based on this concept, the legislator has constructed a concept of consent which requires a specific description of the data which have been collected.
Based on grounded theory analysis, we constructed a concept map demonstrating the relationships among factors affecting grand rounds attendance.
Each group constructed a concept map about a clinical problem that fitted the disciplinary composition of the group, e.g., a surgeon, a pathologist and a general practitioner constructed a concept map about blood in faeces, and a lung specialist, a specialist in infectious diseases and an immunologist constructed a map about coughing.
Art-house films that only play New York and L.A.!—they have constructed a utopian concept of cultural "togetherness" that only ever appeared to exist because of that very same centralized media.I think Mr Hyden is correct that the concept of a "monoculture" is a bit of a myth.
