The phrase "includes the notion of" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a concept or idea that is encompassed within the larger context of the sentence. Example: The concept of social responsibility includes the notion of promoting ethical practices and giving back to the community.
In addition, there is a broader definition of rationality which includes the notion of a person's beliefs being based on logical, objective analysis of all the available evidence.
But fair day's work and fair day's pay- well that's introducing the notion of a just reward for work done, a reasonable recompense - the term here includes the notion of a conditional reward.
Now his authority is born of a cluster of gerunds in a United Nations resolution, none of which includes the notion of control: "coordinating," "promoting" "facilitating" and, over and over, "encouraging".
Nevertheless, the B theory of sets includes the notion of typing.
Identity is firstly understood as multiple, fluid and often conflicted in nature (Hall 1990), and importantly includes the notion of agency to explain teacher choices and decisions.
Central to this approach is the notion of fair inegalitarianism, as a form of equality that includes the notion of fairness in the sense that it implies special provisions for the least advantaged members of society (Vouyoukas 2002).
This, in turn, requires that we discuss the conceptual network that includes the notions of adaptation and natural selection, to which we will turn shortly.
This work is concerned with the first of these aspects: it proposes novel strategies for ESN reservoir design based on the theoretical framework built by Kohonen׳s classical works on self-organization – which includes the notions of short-range positive feedback and lateral inhibition – and also on the related and more recent notion of neural gas.
The analysis revealed a gradual conceptual evolution of the model, which includes the notions of family-centered care, comprehensive care (including bereavement) and early and integrative care (also including the antenatal period).
Today, it is hard to imagine that Nietzsche meant anything in it literally, including the notion of war.
Here, the concept of addiction came to include the notion of an exogenous substance taken into the body.
