The phrase "a number of creative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple creative individuals, ideas, or works in a context that emphasizes their creativity.
Example: "The project was successful due to a number of creative solutions proposed by the team."
Alternatives: "several innovative" or "various imaginative".
Male undergraduates were divided into groups and given a number of creative puzzles.
They added that the internal policing Mr. Kelly initiated helped block a number of creative transactions involving advertising sales.
Since graduation Alys and I have worked together on a number of creative projects where opposite poles were needed.
The design, by Asheville-based Samsel Architects, required compromises — as well as a number of creative solutions.
They're all pretty different in tone, so the album has clearly undergone a number of creative changes.
He had thrown himself into a number of creative projects, such as writing his autobiography and directing "In the Gloaming," a film for HBO.
The production arm had a turnover of nearly £600m last year, but has suffered from the loss of a number of senior creative figures as the broadcaster slashed costs.
"Richard is one of a number of provocative, creative people in gardens, in horticulture, in public parks, who are genuinely changing the approach".
A number of extremely creative people tell us that what worked for Proust works for them -- although they haven't taken working in bed to Proustian extremes.
The new-look Glamour.com will also include the launch of a Glamour Video channel showing archive footage as well as "a number of new creative franchises aimed squarely at our video-obsessed millennial audience".
From Hitler's birthday to an imaginary tea time, there are a number of highly creative theories as to why stoners covet today's date.
