"more broadly conceived" is a perfectly valid phrase and can be used in written English.
It typically implies seeing something in a larger scope or looking at something from a more expansive point of view. For example, "Rather than simply looking at the proposal from a financial standpoint, we need to consider it more broadly conceived, taking into account things like environmental impact."
I clarify how the notion of design principles can be more broadly conceived and argue that reverse engineering is compatible with a dynamic view of organisms.
And many people besides advocates of affirmative action have also worried about the limits of the SAT (or of any multiple-choice test) as a measure of ability, much less of merit more broadly conceived.
Such process ontologies, process ethics, process epistemologies, process theories of mind etc. are contributions to 'process philosophy' more broadly conceived as a research paradigm of philosophical inquiry.
But that doesn't mean that the Christian religion more broadly conceived is impotent in the face of this crisis.
Perceiving one aspect or specific issue as a system within a more broadly conceived organisation can generate both a new representation of the issue and variety in the way the issue is thought about [ 11].
9 28 Our findings do not contradict these earlier works, but they do suggest the possibility that a more broadly conceived view of 'evidence', as described above, can help reveal how local practitioners do routinely use evidence to inform decisions but the evidence is not necessarily findings from international peer review journals.
Walker's comparing supporters of American labor with Islamist terrorists generated so much mockery that his even more alarming stated commitment to a broadly conceived interventionist policy ("here or anywhere in the world") got less attention than it should have.
We are also cognisant of the role that the research community, broadly conceived, plays in contributing to more effective humanitarian action.
Fair enough, but it's a partly imagined generation that does not seem very broadly conceived; the uncharitable might describe the novel more as a love-letter to Roberto Bolano.
These conditions, broadly conceived, concern, on the one hand, the rational capacities of humans, or more accurately souls, and, on the other hand, the objects of knowledge.
Broadly conceived, the function of the blood is to maintain the constancy of the internal environment.
