"holistic conception" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a complete or comprehensive understanding or approach to something. Example: The new educational curriculum takes a holistic conception of learning, incorporating not just academic studies but also social and emotional development.
This is a highly holistic conception of concepts and it depends on thinking of the body of scientific commitments as a whole, as a unity.
The Catholic faith is deep and rich and entails a consistent and holistic conception of who we are and how we get to our final destiny, God.
(P) is compatible with the particularist's holistic conception of reasons.
In this way, we can make the distinction compatible with the particularist's favored holistic conception of reasons.
A tension between strong individualization and a holistic conception of activities characterizes most of the French state's major administrative corps.
Davidson's thinking about semantic theory develops on the basis of a holistic conception of linguistic understanding (see 'Truth and Meaning' [1967c]).
Resolving this paradox will, at a minimum, involve Amnesty Ireland's leadership becoming more open to and more knowledgeable about a broader, more holistic accountability conception.
However, this would not rescue the holistic organicist conception; for such trans-societal institutions are not generally and certainly not necessarily constitutive "organs" of some larger society.
Such values accordingly promote relational autonomy as well as other basic bioethical principles, including beneficence and a holistic, relational conception of human dignity.
Accordingly, prosociality promotes relational autonomy as well as other basic bioethical principles, including beneficence and a holistic, relational conception of human dignity.
These principles, when working in tandem as embodied in the patient community, not only do not infringe on autonomy, but promote both it and other basic bioethical values, including beneficence and bioethicist Charles Foster's holistic, relational conception of human dignity [ 9].
