The phrase "amount of creativity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the level or quantity of creativity someone has or demonstrates in a particular context.
Example: "The amount of creativity displayed in her artwork is truly inspiring."
Alternatives: "level of creativity" or "degree of creativity".
"Because of Newt's involvement, you dealt with a significant amount of creativity — they had a lot of creative ideas of how it could work and how it should work".
Using a role-play-based experiment, the author observes 207 dyadic negotiations and discovers that a creative solution in a negotiation depends on the amount of creativity deployed in the tabling of the first offer and the resulting counteroffers.
If you give people a guilt or fear-inducing message and then ask them to solve a problem that requires creative thought, there is a statistically significant reduction in the amount of creativity that people come up with to formulate solutions.
"This requires an enormous amount of creativity and great historical understanding," Burt told me.
It's not, of course: there's a tremendous amount of creativity unleashed by software.
They may have no indoor plumbing, but they do have a tremendous amount of creativity and humor.
Without machinery and with very few inputs — but enormous amounts of creativity — these farmers optimize yield in plots usually less than 2 acres.
Critical thinking is all about an insane level of determination, scary amounts of creativity, and a persistent drive to solve the problem.
In the final analysis, it's true that Germans now acknowledge there was an enormous amount of Jewish creativity.
Character creation is now a feature of both single and multiplayer, though it offers a fairly paltry amount of actual creativity.
No amount of applied creativity can make up for slipped deadlines, blown budgets, dissatisfied customers, or unbalanced profit and loss statements.
