The phrase "about the idea of creating a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a concept or proposal related to the act of creating something.
Example: "We had a lengthy discussion about the idea of creating a new marketing strategy to reach younger audiences."
Alternatives: "regarding the concept of developing a" or "concerning the notion of establishing a".
If we start invoking Trollope or Dickens as popular, prolific writers who also have literary respectability, we're only confirming that there's something antique about the idea of creating a large body of serious yet popular writing.
Google has had discussions with Carnegie Mellon University and the University of California, Santa Cruz about the idea of creating a "Google University" to attract promising undergraduates who are interested in advanced degrees.
Before, his death in 1994, he had spoken to Irwin about the idea of creating a permanent installation for his museum.
Though she had never seen "Dexter" before receiving the offer, Rampling was "very excited about the idea of creating a character in the last part of a very popular series.
There's nothing particularly polarizing about the idea of creating a generation of higher-achieving Americans that are better equipped to compete for jobs and opportunities both at home and globally.
BRUSSELS, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Debate about the idea of creating a separate budget for euro zone countries is intensifying in the run up to an EU summit later this month, with less opposition to the proposal than many officials first expected, diplomats say.
The idea of creating a better country is sung about in "America the Beautiful:".
Sting mentioned the idea of creating a musical about shipbuilders to a Broadway producer, who encouraged him to try it.
The idea of creating a soft vehicle that will change the way we move about in cities is quite monumental.
Petersen is giddy about the idea of creating "Amazon One-Click for the enterprise".
