The phrase "an innovative force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a person, organization, or idea that drives change or introduces new concepts in a particular field.
Example: "The startup has emerged as an innovative force in the tech industry, revolutionizing the way we interact with technology."
Alternatives: "a creative power" or "a pioneering influence."
He continued to be an innovative force in book and exhibition design.
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The new lineup aims to revive Nokia's tarnished reputation as an innovative force in mobile phones, an industry it pioneered and dominated until Apple and Google, helped by more user-friendly software, wrested control of the smartphone business four years ago.
Formula One has always been an innovative force in technology for road cars, as the sport's teams seek quick, reliable solutions to create better, faster cars in an environment that is more competitive and evolves faster than that of the consumer car industry.
Creativity training has been widely integrated into engineering education as a means to prepare students to be an innovative force in design industry.
An innovative force measuring system for the hinged door with and without a door closer was developed in this study.
Dick Guttman is a renowned Hollywood press agent who has been a innovative force in publicity for film, television and recording artists, having influenced the careers of well over 200 pre-eminent superstars and legends whose wit and originality fill to the brim the 650 pages of his first memoir, "Starflacker: Inside the Golden Age of Hollywood".
Giuseppe De Nittis was an original and innovative force and responsible for evocative images, persuasively demonstrated by an exhibition of 118 of his works in Italy.
But that De Nittis was an original and innovative force and responsible for some of the most evocative images of his times is persuasively demonstrated by "De Nittis," an exhibition of 118 of his works (many from private collections), curated by Emanuela Angiuli and Fernando Mazzocca.
Asian Canadian writing has emerged as a powerful and innovative force.
