The phrase "a computer for creating" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a computer that is specifically designed or intended for the purpose of creating something, such as content, art, or software.
Example: "She bought a new computer for creating digital art, as it has a powerful graphics card and ample storage."
Alternatives: "a computer designed for creation" or "a computer intended for making".
But, the Hitachi DZHS300A Hybrid Camcorder's recording flexibility, easy use and fast startup time make it a good option for households with different user types: those that like to instantly and effortlessly record and share video and those that like to move it quickly to a computer for editing and creating more sophisticated projects.
Like most composers today, I use a computer and loudspeakers for creating scores and for working directly with electronic sounds.
The development of computer tools for creating and representing virtual worlds has dramatically increased our abilities to capture salient aspects of the environment and communicate them to audiences remote from the landscape under study.
Look at your computer as a guide for creating the drive bays.
A spokesman for Cameco, Lyle Krahn, said Wednesday that a computer model created for the cleanup, which is several months behind schedule, indicated that the radioactive and toxic materials have been polluting a harbor adjacent to the factory.
Nor will they care that to make "Polar Express" Mr. Hanks wore a little cap that transmitted a record of his movements to a computer, creating templates for five different animated characters.
Nor will they care that to make "Polar Express" Mr. Hanks wore a little cap that transmitted a record of his movements to a computer, creating templates for five animated characters.
Use Photoshop or a similar computer program meant for creating images to come up with a tattoo design.
"It's easy enough for a computer to create a novel combination," Pinel says, "but how can it evaluate one?" Watson was taught to consider each ingredient as a combination of specific flavour compounds – of which there are thousands – and then to combine ingredients that had compounds in common.
"The technologies shown in Her reveal some of the values of their creators and [the society in which they exist]." At the beginning of Her, a computer program creates Samantha for Theodore after having him answer a psychological profile that asks questions about his personal life.
