The phrase "intelligent concept" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to refer to an idea that is innovative and well thought-out. For example, you could say, "Their plan to reduce emissions is an intelligent concept that could benefit the environment."
The proposed model presents a novel approach for the automatic inspection and a basis for the development of an integrated, intelligent concept of inspection planning.
This paper presents a model of prismatic parts (PPs) inspection planning on CMMs, in terms of an intelligent concept of inspection planning.
The sensor network has a major role in this approach, the development being done according to the modern facilities and capabilities of such an intelligent concept.
A robotic platform for mapping of weed populations in fields was used to demonstrate intelligent concepts for autonomous vehicles in agriculture which may eventually result in a new sustainable model for developed agriculture.
As part of the Next Generation Train (NGT) project presented at InnoTrans 2008 scientists of German Aerospace Center (DLR) are developing intelligent concepts to meet future demands of vehicle requirements.
This agent is designed according to the intelligent sensor concept.
The intelligent design concept holds that life is so complex that it must have been created by a higher power.
So, the paper firstly discusses the interests of multiagent systems and presents the intelligent sensor concept.
A non-destructive method that monitors changes in the freshness status of packed cod fillets has potential for the development of an intelligent packaging concept.
Mercedes-Benz has already demonstrated slightly more down-to-earth self-driving prototypes like the S 500 Intelligent Drive concept, which in 2013 autonomously completed a 62-mile route involving complex urban driving situations like traffic lights and roundabouts.
Since DDPA accepts low information availability, the Intelligent Products concept can be applied for computing and storing emissions allocations, at the time of unloading.
