The phrase "adventurous creation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a creation that is bold, innovative, or involves risk-taking, often in the context of art, literature, or projects.
Example: "The artist's latest work is an adventurous creation that challenges traditional boundaries and invites viewers to explore new perspectives."
Alternatives: "daring invention" or "bold creation".
Shalvey talks about the various decisions that went into perfecting this page, and through this conversation there's plenty to be learned about proper and adventurous comic creation.
Isabel's name is a nod in the direction of Henry James's most indelible creation, the adventurous American in "The Portrait of a Lady" who arrived in Europe with the announced intention of draining the cup of experience down to the dregs.
Blogging, back then, felt adventurous, felt like the creation and cultivation of a uniquely online personality.
Written by Mr. Shaplin of the Riot Group and directed by Whit MacLaughlin of New Paradise Laboratories, the first half of "Freedom Club" recalls a similar pseudo-historical pageant presented with contemporary cheek, the Broadway-bound musical "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" (a creation of the adventurous Off Broadway troupe Les Freres Corbusier).
Mr. Taylor, as a guest artist from the Graham company, had danced in the premiere of "Episodes" (1959), one of Balanchine's strangest, most stylistically adventurous and radically pure-dance creations.
They're also giving adventurous authors and publishers new ways to organize and market their creations.
It could be a comment on the helplessness of mankind under repressive rule, or -- on the lighter side -- a sardonic interpretation of the Creation story in which the hapless Eve has chained the heroic, adventurous Adam to a burdensome domesticity.
These supremely idiosyncratic creations would have been scrunched into boxes that didn't quite fit them, but TV's more adventurous spirits have spent the last few years gleefully destroying the box and burning its innards for fuel.
