The phrase "a wish to create" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a desire or intention to produce or bring something into existence.
Example: "She has a wish to create a more sustainable future for the next generation."
Alternatives: "a desire to create" or "an aspiration to create."
He has announced (again) a wish to create more apprenticeships.
I see now — I know now with utmost conviction — that this fantasy represented a wish to create a substitute father.
Saul's decency, intellect, compassion and hidden demons seem to resonate with Patinkin's memories of his father even as the characterization seems something like a wish — to create a man he never had the chance to know better.
It just needs someone to provide the technology.Turkey has not expressed a wish to create a home-grown car industry, but it is one of the largest Muslim car-buying markets.
At our first meeting, I expressed a wish to create a canon of black British plays that had been produced in this country over the last 60 years or so.
At the one hand, this probably reflects a wish to create 'good citizens' that are enabled to integrate into the majority society.
When Hearst met the young New York designer Hassan Pierre — whose Way It Should Be and Basic collections use materials ranging from organic cotton jersey to discarded cassette tape — the two discovered a shared wish to create a retail platform for the movement's best offerings.
For example, an airline may wish to create a new program with higher award levels for persons who join in the future.
Is it a world you wish to create by the root?
If you are a developer, you may wish to create an.ipa archive that permits iTunes to unzip the files, which can be especially helpful to Windows users.
But more importantly, if some approximation of an object you wish to create already exists, you now have a starting point for it rather than beginning with a blank screen.
