"which are conceived" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to ideas, plans, or creative processes that have been considered, thought of, or developed. For example: "The company has come up with a few innovative marketing strategies which are conceived to help the business grow."
This situation occurs due to the inherent complexity of the design of the frameworks, which are conceived to fulfill the requirements of an entire application family.
William Alwyn wasn't hesitant when celebrating the achievements of his five symphonies, the first four of which are conceived as a gigantic meta-cycle of possibility provided by the form.
An optimized cell shape, on the other hand, is obtained by minimizing the curvature of its interior borders, which are conceived as continuous in curvature to smooth stress localization.
The main purpose of its creation is the liberation of the beginningless souls, which are conceived as "cattle" (pashu) bound by the noose (pasha) of impurity (mala) or spiritual ignorance, which forces them to produce karma.
This simplification is carried into his "skyscrapers," the Wainwright and the Guaranty, which are conceived as "a single, germinal impulse or idea" that permeates "the mass and its every detail with the same spirit".
These spin-off movies, which are conceived as separate narratives from the main Star Wars trilogy of which the JJ Abrams-directed Star Wars Episode VII is the opening film, are a key part of producing studio Disney's ambition to release a new Star Wars film every year.
The most remarkable was National Connections, which was conceived in 1992.
Then, there is the Sport Fishing Institute, which was conceived by the Association.
In "Spinning Room," which was conceived in 1970 and also completed this year, things get really complicated.
A recent effort is "Mad House," which was conceived in 1999 and completed this year.
Shana Gold will direct the work, which was conceived and developed with Jacob Kader.
