The phrase "evoke perceptions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a situation that causes someone to form a mental image in their mind. For example, "The description of the beach in the novel evoked perceptions of a tranquil paradise in my mind."
Tendon vibration has long been known to evoke perception of illusory movements through activation of muscle spindle primary endings.
The motivation is that motion direction information at a number of points seems to be sufficient to evoke perception of motion and hence should be useful in many image processing tasks requiring motion analysis.
The study presents possible psychological drivers of uncanniness to inform designers why a lack of detail in a character's upper face when portraying a startle response may evoke perception of specific negative personality traits in a character, to help control the uncanny in character design.
Ideasthesia (alternative spelling ideaesthesia) is defined as a phenomenon in which activations of concepts (inducers) evoke perception-like experiences (concurrents).
For the French, Germans and many other Europeans, the administration's single-minded determination to oust Saddam Hussein evokes perceptions of a power deaf to its allies and prepared to wreak havoc in the name of its own sense of mission, even though Europe supported the United States in the Balkans and Afghanistan.
Voluntary participation in adaptive customization (AC) entails consumers' own mental engagement that evokes perceptions of cognitive needs fulfillment (CNF).
The Ministry of Health's Personnel Procedures Manual defined affirmative action as 'a process whereby action is taken to end unfair discrimination... without evoking perceptions of reverse discrimination among certain groups.' But the Manual also stated that 'Government expects managers to... consider primarily disadvantaged persons when they recruit new staff members' [ 27].
In two illusion conditions, covibration at different frequencies of the tendons of the right wrist flexor and extensor muscle groups evoked perception of slow or fast illusory movements.
Study 1 reveals that package design elements that differ in weight perception evoke divergent health perceptions of a soft drink.
The value of this very general assessment of risk has been questioned [ 20], in the face of evidence that different nanotechnology applications evoke different perceptions [ 28, 46].
