"enduring concept" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use "enduring concept" to refer to a idea, belief, or concept that has stood the test of time and is still relevant or applicable in the present. Example: The concept of democracy is an enduring concept that has been around for centuries and continues to be relevant in societies around the world.
❦ In modern times, we have come to take for granted in art – literature as well as painting and cinema – the vital and enduring concept of originality.
More than a half-century later, Al Gore has shattered the enduring concept of American Jewish insecurity by naming as his running mate Senator Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut, the first Jew ever on a major party's presidential ticket.
The women, dressed all in white; the tale of enchantment; the heroine as alternately tragic victim and heartless seductress; the unfulfilled hero who seeks love and meaning — all these elements point to ideas about romance and chivalry that are both central to the work and to an enduring concept of classical dance itself.
And this enduring concept was once again brought to my attention while recently reading Mark Twain's autobiography.
This enduring concept was well supported by analysis of embryonic stem (ES) cells: random X-inactivation is only established upon differentiation (Rastan and Robertson 1985).
The most enduring concept regarding metastasis has been the 'seed and soil' hypothesis originally proposed more than a century ago [ 49]: this proposes that metastases only develop in specific sites where the right context is provided with the appropriate microenvironment.
How an idiom's enduring concepts are explored, when, by whom, and for what reason can mark a new moment in art history.
For more than 30 years now Symphony Space has set aside a day to focus at length on a specific composer, artist, era or theme: Wall to Wall, the enduring marathon concept that started with a daylong Bach concert in 1978.
But even while we keep redefining it, love remains this enduring literary concept that consoles us when we try to tackle the cosmic void.
Create subjects in the humanities, arts, and social sciences that explore a set of enduring questions, concepts, ideas, or values.
Ratings may be the result of spontaneous assessments of health or may be the result of enduring self-concepts.
