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The phrase "from a conceptual" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that has been derived from a concept or idea. For example, "This new technology was created from a conceptual framework drawn up by the team."
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Contemporary art comes from a conceptual idea and it can be returned to a conceptual idea.
"Quikwriting is elegant from a conceptual point of view, but I don't think it's mass market," he says.
It's the Thought That Counts Elsewhere around the Milan fair, some of the most interesting pieces were those that addressed design from a conceptual standpoint.
Art is all about the idea now: I think using fabricators makes art more valid and not less, from a conceptual point of view.
From a conceptual point of view, the difference between the industrial and informational economies rests on a blurring of the boundaries between our inner and outer worlds.
Peter Appert, a media analyst for Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown in San Francisco, said that "from a conceptual standpoint, TelecomClick.com makes complete sense".
From a conceptual standpoint, however, formal organization is best described as a type of organizational social structure, rather than a general or specific type of organization.
From a conceptual standpoint, Pittsburgh's selection of the Georgia pass rusher Jarvis Jones might be the best pick in the 2013 N.F.L. draft.
But still, it's interesting from a conceptual standpoint.
From a conceptual point of view, these methods are rather close to ASC.
From a conceptual point of view, the WISE prioritizes the subjective symptom burden.
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