"nuanced notions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing ideas or concepts that are complex, subtle, or have multiple layers of meaning. For example: "The novel presents nuanced notions of identity and belonging, challenging the reader's preconceived notions of race and nationality." "Her argument was based on nuanced notions of justice and fairness, taking into account the cultural context of the case." "The university course delves into the nuanced notions of art and its role in society, encouraging students to think critically about the subject."
But among the various state and federal regulators who will weigh in on the Internet-phone issue, there are many nuanced notions about how to proceed.
There will never be anyone in the Oval Office to meditate upon nuanced notions of blackness and beauty and truth and Americanness of his likes ever again.
These behaviors cannot be fully understood under the sole lens of bimodal "proactive/predatory/instrumental" vs "reactive/emotional/hostile/expressive" offenses and it requires nuanced notions about premeditation and planning.
He does note the heavy strain of casualties on an often underprepared military — one grieving father is shown his son's coffin for the first time while it sits on a forklift — but Sheeler grasps that everyone reading his book will have preconceived, if nuanced, notions about America's current conflicts, and therefore he can tell his story straight.
Compared to the younger ones, older children have a much more nuanced notion of inheritance.
This collection provides further theoretical application of a "regional construct" that appreciates process, transcends definitive powers of administrative borders, and brings out nuanced gender notions.
But its real strength may be in the way its nuanced characters muddy notions of right and wrong, toying with audience sympathies.
Greenberg described Clinton's politics in terms more nuanced than the popular notion of a centrist politician.
However, there might be, anywhere in Ireland, a more nuanced response to the notion of a Catholic priest having certain strong Republican sympathies.
The analysis shows that South Africa has a more nuanced typology of the notion of urban slums categorised as: (i) townships; (ii) housing-turned-slum; (iii) squatter camps; (iv) site and service settlements; (v) transit camps; and (vi) hybrid multi-structured settlements.
Continued interdisciplinary efforts to reevaluate and better describe areas of true endemicity are warranted, along with a more nuanced view of the notion of endemicity.
