The phrase "adventurous thinking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a mindset that embraces creativity, exploration, and innovative ideas.
Example: "In our brainstorming session, we encouraged adventurous thinking to come up with groundbreaking solutions to the problem."
Alternatives: "bold thinking" or "innovative thinking".
Standards are one thing, but adventurous, imaginative thinking about the possibilities are another, and as far as the visual arts goes, Governors Island is way underachieving.
Having lost many of its best officers during the political purges of The Terror, these defeats bred a negative mentality in the French Navy, discouraging adventurous strategic thinking.
(We'll have more from him in a later post). And an adventurous spirit of design thinking pervaded the conference during the three days.
Some of the more adventurous attendees are probably thinking about smoking a little pot when they get home, but would never dream of doing it here.
It's worth noting that the result sounds like something that's been noticeable by its absence from the charts in recent years: genuinely adventurous, forward-thinking pop.
We might well hold her responsible for all the blobs on plinths that became the facade of modernist sculpture during the 20th century; yet, as this representative exhibition proves, Hepworth was an adventurous, forward-thinking artist.
Thinking I'd be adventurous, I said, "Ham and turkey".
The adventurous Bābur was at that time probably thinking only of annexing the Punjab, but, as his previous history had demonstrated, he was quick to take advantage of political opportunities.
You're probably rolling your eyes and thinking that a backpack could also be adventurous.
You'd be forgiven for thinking I'm describing the end of an adventurous night out abroad involving clubs, beer and general hedonism.
