The phrase "of conceptions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas, theories, or mental images related to a particular subject.
Example: "The study explores various aspects of conceptions related to human behavior."
Alternatives: "of ideas" or "of notions".
Unsuccessful pregnancies, sometimes called missed pregnancies, are common, occurring in 30 to 50percentt of conceptions.
As your Nov. 20 front-page article points out, many sperm banks have not kept records of conceptions.
There's a lot of conceptions that news doesn't make money, that young people don't care about news.
Most sperm banks today not only keep records of conceptions and births, but also limit the number of families created by one donor.
The proportion of conceptions outside marriage or civil partnerships continued to rise, now accounting for 57% of the total, compared with 55% in 20o3 and 45% in 1993.
Here's an odd fact: in 2010, the proportion of conceptions rose for women in their 20s, 30s and 40s – but not for the under-20s.
The proportion of conceptions outside marriage or civil partnerships leading to birth was 69%, against 92% inside marriage or civil partnership.
ARTHUR L. WISOT Redondo Beach, Calif., Sept. 12, 2013 The writer, a fertility specialist with Reproductive Partners, is the co-author of "Conceptions & Misconceptions".
A teenage pregnancy prevention strategy that is credited for halving the rate of conceptions among teenagers in England is to be used as a blueprint in countries that want to emulate its success.
But in this age of conceptions that can be simultaneously multipartied and immaculate -- using egg donors, sperm donors, embryo donors, surrogates, even posthumous sperm -- defining parenthood has become dizzyingly complex.
The vast majority of conceptions involving trisomy for any of these three autosomes are nonetheless lost to miscarriage, as are all conceptions involving trisomy for any of the other autosomes.
