The phrase "a creative note" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a message or comment that expresses originality or artistic thought.
Example: "She left a creative note on my desk, inspiring me to think outside the box for my project."
Alternatives: "an imaginative message" or "a unique remark".
Shrunk as Spurs gained control Michael Essien 6 Ceaseless running and energy levels, helped to stifle Tottenham in key areas but did little of any creative note Frank Lampard 7 Spread the play well and rarely wasted possession.
(Creative note: a similar spot was done in Thailandin 2007, but it is a far inferior and stupidly goofy ad).
(Creative note: a similar spot was done in Thailand in 2007, but it is a far inferior and stupidly goofy ad).
(Creative note: Hypo's tagline, "Damn Good Whites," would also make a splendid Tea Party slogan).
Robbins bought the beach house in 1979 to use as a creative retreat, noted Frank Newbold, an agent with Sotheby's International Realty, the brokerage handling the listing.
In a positive review, Jim Sullivan of The Boston Globe called the album a "creative stretch", noting that the band experiments more yet retains their recognizable sound.
"He had this idea about the ending," said Mr. Reeves, who, with Mr. Abrams, had sent Mr. Spielberg a cut during postproduction with the hope that he would give them creative notes.
"The barriers are changing and we as artists are making less and less money, and we have to get creative," notes Mr. McKagan, whose new band has licensed its music to a Victoria's Secret commercial and movie soundtracks, formed partnerships with entities like the music video simulation game Guitar Hero, and appeared in ads for the clothing designer John Varvatos.
Ms. Steiner said of her partner that "better than being smart, he was creative," noting that he was always inventing gadgets.
