The phrase "proposition concept" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a specific idea or statement that is being proposed or suggested. Example: The main proposition concept of the company's marketing campaign was to target young adults through social media platforms.
For us, however, it is sufficient to observe that all unities are propositions or propositional concepts, and that consequently nothing that exists is a unity.
The idea here is that one begins with some unproblematic resources that involve no quantification over propositions, concepts, and such.
A proposition of concept map is a unit of meaning, which is constructed by connecting two concepts via a relation with linking words.
Especially in the hands of Montague, the logical semantics of modal notions has blossomed into a general theory of intensional logic; i.e., a theory of such notions as proposition, individual concept, and in general of all entities usually thought of as serving as the meanings of linguistic expressions.
What told them they were worth it in business were two beguiling propositions: the concept of leadership perfection – the intellectual equivalent of the Charles Atlas offer to six-stone weaklings – and that of a shortage of "leadership talent".
Setting aside the debatable proposition that concepts like "human rights" and "human dignity" are rooted in "Christian values" rather than universal human values, many secular, rational Europeans unquestionably could "coherently" explain that they believe in such things because they believe in the rule of law.
The fact that the livers of most mammalian species (including man) are lacking these separating connective tissue sheets explains why the various attempts to define the modules in these livers have so far, only led to the proposition of concepts that are, still today, a matter of debate.
Interestingly, 49% of students simplify propositions in concept maps at one stage or another through the semester.
Twenty-two percent of students simplify propositions in concept maps from the first draft to the revision, and 29% of students simplify from the revision to the final version.
In an analytic proposition, the predicate concept is contained in its subject concept; in a synthetic proposition, the predicate concept is not contained in its subject concept.
