The phrase "document conceived" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an idea for a document that is being worked on or considered but has not yet been created. For example, "We have a new document conceived to help improve customer service."
In the tortured logic of military planning documents conceived under Mr. Ríos Montt's 17-month rule during 1982 and 1983, the entire Mayan Ixil population was a military target, children included.
The Founding Fathers, Cruz said, "fought and bled for freedom and then crafted the most miraculous political document ever conceived, our Constitution".
Using a social constructionist perspective, we sought to map out features of the collectively constructed representational field which shaped both nurses' and carers' understandings and actions, rather than seeking to document attitudes conceived of as properties of individuals (Gaskell, 2001).
In both healthy individuals and palliative care patients, the motivation behind completing an AD had a clear impact on the way the document was conceived, as described elsewhere [ 19].
With its imperceptible blend of actors, newcomers and non-professionals, and a happy mix of guided and unguided improvisations, it's a compelling realist document: challenging cinema conceived at the highest pitch of intelligence.
However, since this document was mainly conceived for car and truck application, some adaptation was necessary during the design phase of PTW On-Board Information System (OBIS).
However, the current law and usable documents were not conceived for out-of-hospital emergency care.
EBF conceived the document design and coordination, calculated the results and drafted the manuscript.
Defining and knowing a customer base prior to events, planning for and developing well conceived planning documents contributes to more effecting facilitation of robust mitigation practices (8).
"I have documented the day Jack was conceived," she recalled.
