The phrase "rich concept" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe an idea that is expansive, complex, and full of potential. For example, "The author explored a rich concept in her latest book."
Frames proved to be a rich concept among AI researchers, though applying it to highly complex situations has proved difficult.
These hallowed guardians of the text, much like the executors of Beckett, do not take kindly to mucking about with Brecht: a rich concept given that Brecht enjoyed mucking about with any theatrical convention he could.
In the Daily Telegraph, Ben Wilson admired Chakrabarti's accounts of her organisation's campaigns, but found it "a pity" that, despite the echo of John Stuart Mill's title, "there is scarce mention of anything or anyone before 2001 and she does not venture far from Liberty's work to explore the rich concept of freedom".
Cyclic sound intensity is a rich concept with several original ramifications.
Sher (1996) accepts something like the requirement that a good characterization of logical truth should be given in terms of a modally rich concept.
Being a rich concept, QOL studies can be construed in different perspectives like health approach, needs approach, happiness versus life satisfaction and the resource management approach.
To address the rich concepts and variations of patterns, we firstly propose to support pattern description through architectural primitives.
Especially, there is a scope for new DSLs operating in the rich concepts of ecology, rather than in the bland concepts of modelling generics.
Secondly, even given Divers's richer concept of "possible worlds semantics", a conception rich enough that many realists about possible worlds would also not wish to suppose that they should have such a semantics, some modal fictionalists can have such a semantics in exactly Divers's sense (the broad modal fictionalists).
In particular, scholars have expanded Orientalism's resolutely binary opposition between west and east into the richer concept of cross-cultural hybridity.
Why might we think that biology needs to employ a richer concept?
