The phrase "draw on concepts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of utilizing or referencing specific ideas or theories in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In her thesis, she draws on concepts from various psychological theories to support her argument."
Alternatives: "rely on ideas" or "utilize theories".
However, rather than borrowing ideas from evolution and Darwin, they draw on concepts related to the human immune system.
In this paper, we discuss the fragmented landscape of studies into the risk of cyber attack on smart metering systems, and then draw on concepts from systems engineering and fault tolerance design to organize and unify the pieces.
We draw on concepts from both approaches to suggest more sustainable production systems and argue that landscapes under threat from oil palm expansion need to be designed in recognition of biodiversity, economic and livelihood needs.
In doing this, we draw on concepts from technology and operations management and related literatures to more carefully characterise the: (1) 'technical infrastrucutre' required to develop emerging technologies; (2) key technology transitions involved in diffusion; and (3) complex industrial value networks into which they may eventually get deployed.
Rather than attempt several extensions of the CA concept, we draw on concepts used in object-orientation software design and are built into agent-based modeling methods.
In this paper, we draw on concepts and approaches from the field of population and public health ethics to critically interrogate TasP approaches in order to more fully consider and negotiate a balance of individual and collective interests and health outcomes [ 12].
Grush's solution draws on concepts from modern control theory.
And some philosophers have looked for a distinctively philosophical explanation of delusions, which draws on concepts previously formulated in the philosophy of mind.
She defines it as "an approach to solving problems, designing systems and understanding human behavior that draws on concepts fundamental to computing" (Wing, 2008, p. 3717).
A network on chip draws on concepts inherited from distributed systems and computer networks subject areas to interconnect IP cores in a structured and scalable way.
This paper draws on concepts from narratology to explore aspects of the role of stories in the small group design process.
