The phrase "a series of creative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple creative works, ideas, or processes that are connected or related in some way.
Example: "The exhibition featured a series of creative installations that challenged traditional notions of art."
Alternatives: "a collection of innovative" or "a sequence of imaginative".
They highlight a series of creative, evidence-based strategies for changing sticky attitudes and behaviors.
The restrictive ordinances were only the latest in a series of creative exclusionary strategies.
Forty-eight male undergraduates were divided into twelve groups and given a series of creative puzzles.
Bratton said a series of creative programmes led to success in Los Angeles: "It has to be a comprehensive set of initiatives, it can't be piecemeal".
Murugan is the latest in a series of creative artists to be targeted by activists in India, raising questions about freedom of expression in the world's largest democracy.
HOWARD WINS DUNK CONTEST Dwight Howard went from superstar to superhero and won the slam-dunk title with a series of creative, crowd-pleasing feats.
Each year, makers and breakers from all over New York City meet up to roast hackathon culture with a series of creative-yet-ridiculous "hacks" even more useless than projects scraped from the bottom of the Kickstarter barrel.
Calculate a series of more creative size comparisons to illustrate the size of Antarctica.
In recent years, Wainwright has formed a series of important creative partnerships with other women.
Then came a series of bad creative decisions, or perhaps just bad luck, which gradually began to edge Ryder deeper into a kind of Hollywood twilight.
The show is set in a Parisian talent firm, ASK, where four agents who represent some of the biggest stars in the French film industry struggle to keep business running smoothly amid a series of crises, creative and otherwise.
