The phrase "a recent creation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been made or developed not long ago, often referring to art, technology, or ideas.
Example: "The exhibit features a recent creation of the renowned artist, showcasing her innovative approach to modern sculpture."
Alternatives: "a new development of" or "a recent invention of".
The Inca empire, a recent creation like that of the Aztecs in Central America, ruled the Andes.
Three factors could be significant: a) the recent creation of the agency, b) the high turnover of staff, and c) the lack of nurses' awareness with regard to the bonus criteria.
The teen-ager is a recent creation, resulting from the rise of mandatory universal education and laws regarding truancy, which exert control over the student's body even as the enforced discipline of gym class (one of the crucial scenes in "Carrie") entails the threat of physical punishment.
The poor in India are of course not a recent creation.
She already had an idea for a new business, and the recent creation of the Aerospace Valley in Aquitaine and Midi-Pyrenees--one of the new French "poles of competitiveness" that aim to bring research and industry closer--had provided new incentives for entrepreneurship in the region.
In Ottawa, Mr Chrétien takes encouragement from the recent creation of a Scottish parliament and a Welsh assembly within the United Kingdom (though it is hard to see how that helps, given that Britain's devolution of power remains well behind Canada's).
It was, some said, the least he could do: the recent creation of a civilian-led defence ministry (a new concept for post-communist states) was also thanks to some quiet British help.Yet some recall the Brezna landings less fondly.
The recent creation of a general corpus annotated with an "abstract meaning representation", AMR, is likely to foster progress in that direction (Banarescu et al. 2013).
Together with Dell's recent creation of a small-business unit, these moves indicate a chain of changes in the marketing of computers that could have far-reaching consequences in the years to come.
