The phrase "exploiting the idea of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the act of taking advantage of an idea to benefit oneself or others. Example: The company's marketing strategy revolves around exploiting the idea of eco-friendly products to appeal to environmentally-conscious consumers.
They also say that the mill company is cynically exploiting the idea of a return to simpler times.
Companies such as IBM and Foxconn are exploiting the idea of immutability in projects that seek to unlock trade finance and make supply chains more transparent.
And really the basis of it is about exploiting the idea of connections based on the location of things: Why they got there, how they got there and what does this mean to society and to business.
With book, songs and lyrics by Barbara Jane Mackie, the musical Rumpy Pumpy! seems torn between cheering on the cause and pruriently exploiting the idea of two middle-class women championing sex workers.
He does this by exploiting the idea of set pictures.
In recent times, the attempt has been made to revive Feigl's point of view by systematically exploiting the idea of "choosing the realist framework" (see Psillos 2011).
"Here we see the Italians exploiting the ideas of translucency and opacity in art glass".
The presented results show that predicted structures can be successfully used for virtual ligand screening, and by exploiting the ideas of LHM, diverse novel small molecule binders can be identified even when the closest template is distantly related to the protein target of interest.
In this work we aimed to develop fast and powerful methods for genome-wide association analysis in samples of related individuals by exploiting the ideas of genomic background for correction of the distribution of the test statistics and for inferring the relation between study subjects.
"Damned" merrily exploits the idea of pop culture as an empty substitute for faith.
Clare Higgins's Countess movingly exploits the idea of the affinity between herself and her honorary daughter.
