'newly conceived' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that has recently been created or thought of. For example, "The newly conceived plan has the potential to revolutionize the industry."
He approached them with newly conceived questions in mind.
This paper introduces a newly conceived formalism for clinical in-line phase-contrast X-ray imaging.
For this aim, a preliminary numerical study developed by using a newly conceived efficient spring-model is performed.
The result has been a quiet revolution: a reconsideration of the whole story of photography in newly conceived social terms.
The newly conceived double bill, now called Peter and Jerry, will be produced in New York in the autumn.
The right to life of a newly conceived fetus is a value held by many people who are not Catholic.
Owners of new units planned while prices were at their peak may be loath to chop prices in the wake of the housing downturn, but newly approved units, conceived amid the bad news of the past year, should enter the market priced to move.So while prices for existing homes appear to have fallen around 5 percent nationwide, the median price for new homes is down about 17 percent from its highs.
Twelve score years ago our forefathers, all four of them, brought forth on this continent a newly constructed nation, conceived in competition and dedicated to the proposition that most people are losers and only a few of us get to be winners.
For Lydia, her biggest struggle has been her newly born son, conceived in captivity and a daily reminder of the sexual violence she experienced.
In 1891 a plan of the newly founded school was conceived by two of its trustees, Martin Ryerson and Charles L. Hutchinson, and plotted by Chicago architect Henry Ives Cobb.
Hirsch Bedner Associates conceived the newly designed spaces and residential-styled guestrooms taking inspiration from Nikko's Japanese heritage and the fluid lines of a traditional kimono.
