'achieve innovation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest that a person or organization has successfully implemented a new method or idea. For example, "The company was able to achieve innovation by introducing their automated manufacturing process."
Schools face a swarm of challenges, but do we know the ingredients needed to achieve innovation?
However, other project structures can also be implemented by coopetitors to achieve innovation.
The structural dimension of social capital has stimulated debate regarding optimal network configuration to achieve innovation.
This paper analyzes the evolution of universities to service-oriented universities in order to increase flexibility and achieve innovation.
This mom-and-pop success story — the owners qualify because they have two daughters — seemed the perfect way for me to kick off this monthly column about summoning creativity to achieve innovation.
These firms differ not only in their innovative activities, but also in their business practices and strategies, such as management attitude, planning and external orientation, that they use to achieve innovation.
All of these entities play a role in shaping public culture, making it inherently difficult to achieve innovations and diversity in the current cultural climate, since most funders shy away from politically and socially challenging forms of public art.
Some approaches to achieving innovation work well together — but some don't.
Discussing the challenge of achieving innovation at scale, Keogh outlined the NHS innovation accelerator programme (NIA) – the brain child of a junior doctor, Dr Mahiben Maruthappu.
So, a key concern and barrier for ONSchool achieving "innovation", as Eylan has already identified, is the bludgeoning ICT costs and the moral dilemma of sustainability.
Employee engagement is recognised as important for organisational effectiveness and a factor in achieving innovation and competiveness.
