The phrase "political conception" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to an idea or belief related to politics. Example: The candidate's political conception of a more equal society resonated with many voters.
Ames wrote during a time of a growing national concept of 'America' and not that of the traditional political conception of 'state' (in Ames' case Massachusetts).
And how does this political conception of African American literary production compare with accounts grounded in black language and culture?
Greek and especially Roman antiquity provide the roots for a political patriotism that conceives of loyalty to the patria as loyalty to a political conception of the republic.
In particular, we explicate three ideas that parallel key concepts in BTF: (1) accumulating stakeholder commitments under goal ambiguity (in line with a political conception of goals), (2) achieving control (as opposed to managing expectations) through non-predictive strategies, and (3) predominately exaptive (rather than adaptive) orientation.
Nagel follows [32] whose political conception of justice is fully associative.
The standards of public reason are set by a political conception of liberalism" (Benhabib 2002, 108).
They also involve his political conceptions and acuity.
This tangled history contains a few warnings about different political conceptions of the UBI idea.
We admire the ingenuity that can coin a phrase to fit two widely varying political conceptions.
The city was planned and constructed on the basis of religious and political conceptions imported from India and adapted to local traditions.
Her book, Réinventer la tradition: Alexandre Stourdza et L'Europe de la Sainte-Alliance, explores the intellectual climate and the political conceptions prevailing in Europe at the time of the Congress of Vienna.
