The phrase "also the inventiveness of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing creativity or originality in a particular context, often to highlight an additional aspect of a subject.
Example: "The project not only showcases the technical skills of the team but also the inventiveness of their approach to problem-solving."
Alternatives: "as well as the creativity of" or "in addition to the originality of".
Meanwhile, Evie's father invokes not only Saleem's old man, but also the lunatic inventiveness of the great paterfamiliases of Jewish literature: the father colourfully sequestered in the attic of Schulz's The Street of Crocodiles, and the ravaged prophet in Danilo Kis's spellbinding novel, Garden, Ashes.
Continuous innovation of revolutionizing genome engineering technologies calls for an intensified focus on new delivery technologies that not only match the inventiveness of genome editors but also enable the combination of potent delivery and time-restricted action of genome-modifying bits and tools.
Echoing Ms. Ukeles's attitude toward WRAP workers, Mr. Lipski expressed admiration for the inventiveness of Grumman's engineers, and also for the craftsmanship of military hardware.
Investors who bought the rights to compensation payments from tobacco firms following a king-size legal settlement are also feeling irritable.Tobacco-settlement bonds are a tribute both to the inventiveness of bankers and the childlike impatience of politicians.
But they have plenty in common besides their sex, their penchant for synths, and the inventiveness of their music.
The inventiveness of this bloody ballet is impressive.
However, never underestimate the inventiveness of climate change deniers.
Orchestras were invited on the basis of the freshness of their repertory and the inventiveness of their programming.
"Never underestimate the pragmatism of a country like Finland or the inventiveness of an institution like the E.U".
This familiar pantomime of gender is somewhat deflating and makes a disappointingly conventional contrast to the inventiveness of the visuals.
