The phrase "wanted to conceive" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use this phrase in a sentence like this: "The couple wanted to conceive a child, but they were unable to do so."
She knew she wanted to conceive via IVF, because she has an inherited neurological condition that can cause muscles to weaken and waste.
I'd completed my degree in nutrition, and had luck helping clients overcome ailments, especially infertile women who wanted to conceive, so I knew which foods I should eat and which I shouldn't.
Backed by the Rockefeller Foundation and the Harvard School of Public Health, researchers asked 8,000 villagers how often they had sex, whether they wanted to conceive and the details of the women's menstrual cycles.
Thirty-four (94%) out of thirty-six whoen wantedntod to conceive had at least one pregnancy, and they produced seventy-one pregnancies; 21% miscarried, and ectopic pregnancy occurred in 2%.
However, not all of these women wanted to conceive.
(Single 38 year old planning a pregnancy) The women described how condoms were intentionally undesirable when they wanted to conceive.
Clarissa, 39, desperately wants to conceive, an obsession now threatening her own marriage.
My colleagues and I do all we can to help women who want to conceive.
Among women over 40, half will require medical assistance if they want to conceive.
Mr. Levchin called fertility treatments "almost ridiculously poorly covered" by health insurance, "an elective treatment that nobody who wants to conceive would call elective".
Despite criticism from prominent scientists who say human cloning would result in deformed babies, Dr. Zavos said he has lined up 12 infertile couples from around the world, including some from the United States, who want to conceive by cloning.
