The phrase 'more conceived' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to something that has been developed or thought about more thoroughly, usually in comparison to something else. For example, "This piece of art is more conceived than the last one, with finer details and greater precision."
It's still early for best-of-year list making, but best début of 2015 is a lock: Rachel Rose's transfixing video "Everything and More," conceived for the Whitney at the invitation of the sharp curator Christopher Y.
Nash made many paintings of the shattered landscape left by trench warfare in Flanders in the first world war – many now in the collection of the Imperial War Museum – describing it as "the most frightful nightmare of a country more conceived by Dante or Poe than by nature, unspeakably, utterly indescribable".
More conceived of both spirit and body as spatially extended, but defined spiritual substance as the obverse of material extension: where body is inert and solid, but divisible; spirit is active and penetrable, but indivisible.
What is most obvious here, however, is not how More conceived of this universal spirit, but that he did not see it in the same way that Vaughan did in his Anima magica abscondita: Or, A Discourse of the universall Spirit of Nature (1650).
He, however, simply views it from a point-of-view so radically different from Kathy's, that she can no more conceive of it that we can accurately picture a cube with five dimensions.
Daring of this kind works better with the more abruptly conceived Sixth than with more expansive later Bruckner symphonies.
Finally it suggests that given the complexities of teacher education policy, a long-term strategic planning approach might be more appropriate than a more narrowly conceived design brief.
Inevitably, some portraits are more freshly conceived than others, and delivered with more conviction.
In a world more pluralistically conceived, it has remained possible to draw on Augustine for Christian teaching on political ethics and human destiny more generally.
Sancho Panza, along with Gamache and Lorenzo, are more coarsely conceived yet.
Some of these objects would have also benefited from more fully conceived displays.
