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The phrase "a fascinating idea of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a concept or thought that is intriguing or thought-provoking.
Example: "The author presents a fascinating idea of how technology could reshape our understanding of human relationships."
Alternatives: "an intriguing concept of" or "a captivating notion of".
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That's a fascinating idea of consumption".
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It is a fascinating idea to ponder.
In that call, he proposed a fascinating idea: a series of songs based on interviews that he would conduct around the country during the campaign season, loosely following the primaries schedule.
"There's a fascinating idea at the heart of Daybreakers, where a vampire plague has swept the world and everyone's now a bloodsucker, but it doesn't quite make for a fascinating film," writes Empire's Helen O'Hara.
This is a fascinating idea, and it doubtless constitutes part of the subterranean history of this administration (and of Americans' reactions to it).
But a Great Britain football team is undoubtedly a fascinating idea, both as a meshing of cultures and attributes and as an unprecedented opportunity to offend/be offended by inclusion and omission.
Hybridization of two energy harvesters with different mechanisms in one device is a fascinating idea, but a rational design of a hybrid energy harvester for practical applications is challenging.
Given the importance of IP and digital permanence Ascribe seems like a fascinating idea.
Innocence is a fascinating idea — and not a fixed one.
It's a fascinating idea, but too meek.
The Keurig Kold is a fascinating idea.
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