The phrase "an innovative work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a piece of art, literature, research, or any creative endeavor that introduces new ideas or methods.
Example: "The artist's latest exhibition features an innovative work that challenges traditional perceptions of beauty."
Alternatives: "a groundbreaking piece" or "a novel creation".
Results of his field endeavours appeared in Tepoztlán, a Mexican Village (1930), which gained prompt recognition as an innovative work.
intu Chapelfield shopping centre's general manager, Davina Tanner, has developed with Norwich prison an innovative work experience programme for serving prisoners.
This year's Forward prize was won by Vahni Capildeo for Measures of Expatriation – an innovative work about displacement and identity that excites strong feelings and divides opinion.
Radiohead members have been busy with side projects, with Yorke last year releasing his second solo album, Tomorrow's Modern Boxes – an innovative work dominated by electronic riffs and reflections on the role of the individual in modern society.
This study describes the introduction and implementation of an innovative work model and assesses its influence on quality improvement, patient satisfaction, and waiting times, without the need for additional resources.
Eberts, for one, argues that if Kalamazoo prepares its students for college, the long-term return to the community will be an educated, innovative work force, a higher tax base and a more attractive business environment.
"It's a very innovative work," says Carmen Priego, director of the Municipal Museum of Madrid.
In 1935 Lorca undertook his most overtly political play, El sueño de la vida ("The Dream of Life"), a technically innovative work based on recent events in Spain.
Comstock was a prominent member of the National Academy of Sciences and bequeathed a fund to the Academy to support an award to a scientist conducting innovative work in the investigation of electricity, magnetism, or radiant energy.
In 2013, I started New Work Lab, an innovative collaborative work space to incubate ideas by bringing together entrepreneurs who share skills, connect mentors with new entrepreneurs, and contribute to the growth of the startup scene in the region.
Therefore, Chih-wu hsüeh was certainly not a simple passive translation of original texts, but a demand-oriented innovative work that assimilated Western knowledge and culture into a form accessible to the Chinese people.
