"highly conceivable" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is very possible or easy to imagine. Example: It is highly conceivable that the company will experience a decrease in profits due to the current economic climate.
Finishing third in the group – a highly conceivable scenario if Arsenal beat Zagreb but fall a goal short against Olympiakos – would be even worse.
His 345 wickets – only John Bracewell among other Kiwi spinners passed 100 – means it is highly conceivable that he will pass Sir Richard Hadlee's 431; and he will shortly pass Stephen Fleming's record 111 caps.
It is also highly conceivable that these activities are carried out by different organizations.
In fact, it is highly conceivable that many co-purifying proteins are secondary, tertiary, or even quaternary associations.
Although not explored here, it is highly conceivable that type 7 offers an attractive alternative to current type 3 display for construction of and affinity selection from large peptide libraries [24].
Since GABAergic neurons form a network of connections throughout the cortex and all influence pyramidal cell function, it is highly conceivable that functional impairment of a particular subpopulation will have a knock-on effect on the population as a whole.
Under such demanding conditions, a conceivable highly accurate and efficient inspection technique is a remote monitoring system for structures via communication networks (Miyamoto and Motoshita 2004).
Tail risk events are situations that, while conceivable, are highly unlikely based on mathematical modeling.
While a ruling that the death penalty in itself should be abolished is highly unlikely, it is conceivable that the Fifth Circuit would at least recognize the cruel and unusual nature as well as the inhumanity of executing people who not only suffer a painful and debilitating disease, but have been utterly failed by the American criminal justice system.
Assuming that Tetraphis is highly autapomorphic it is conceivable that it could be derived from an ancestor having the shared peristomal features of Buxbaumia and Diphyscium.
Because the N-terminal domains of kleisins are highly conserved, it is conceivable that their regulated association with and dissociation from their cognate Smc NBDs will prove to be a conserved feature of these chromosomal machines.
