The phrase "establish a concept" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you need to explain that someone has explained or introduced an idea or concept. For example, "The professor used this lecture to establish a concept of evolution in the minds of the students."
We thereby establish a concept which gives U great advantage – the presence of reliable, well-resolved chronological archives.
Although the ESHRE Bologna criteria establish a concept of minimum qualifying criteria for a POR, clinical heterogeneity, particularly in terms of baseline characteristics and clinical prognosis, is still possible within this population of women 19 and, by definition, within women in the current study.
This altered functional connectivity pattern established a concept that PAG subregion analysis may be adapted to the investigation of the pain modulatory in EM while not a whole PAG region analysis.
Kim et al. (2004) established a concept of a reinforced masonry wall with stacked hollow form blocks with a bar arranged inside and filled with concrete, and conducted a test on the wall reinforced with form block walls in a concrete frame.
First, because Mr Mugabe is trying to establish a new concept of democracy in Africa, a concept so grotesque that it must not be allowed to take root as a standard for other countries.
By defining A as not being B one is bound to establish a fuzzy concept of A with unclear boundaries.
You know the kind – the "explainer" videos, as they're often called, which attempt to use simple, entertaining scripts to establish a core concept.
In this section we establish a new concept of a soft mapping, formulate related definitions and prove the properties of soft mappings.
Modeling and test results were used to establish a design concept for a sulfur dioxide disproportionation reactor system capable of rapidly generating sulfur as required for the sulfur based thermochemical energy storage technology.
