The phrase "and creating a perception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of shaping or influencing how something is viewed or understood by others.
Example: "The marketing campaign was successful in creating a perception of luxury around the brand."
Alternatives: "and shaping an impression" or "and influencing a viewpoint".
Solo's dominance at the position left few opportunity for others — and created a perception that the backups weren't up to the task.
While the pair did not coordinate their departures, and Davis is more closely linked to the ERG, hard Brexiters hope the two resignations in particular will filter out to the public consciousness and create a perception that all is not well with the government's approach.
I still get butterflies, but it's gotten infinitely easier - which is good because speaking well is strongly linked to career success: it gives you the ability to motivate people and creates a perception of authority, too.
Some studies of transnationalism have asserted that advances in communications technologies have helped migrants transcend the physical distance to their friends and family in the homeland and create "a perception of intimate connectedness" with them (Wilding, 2006, p. 138).
"They wanted to shape the thinking of the U.S. administration and create a perception that Qatar was supporting terrorism," Ulrichsen said.
It is largely a residue of the Great Recession, which dried up job opportunities for would-be migrants and created a perception that finding employment in the United States is now quite hard.
When a leader from Dell's agency AxiCom introduced Stella Low, she told a story that revealed a higher form of leadership and character, creating a perception that would never show up in a press release or a monthly PR metrics report.
But it is impossible for elected officials to take advantage of such private investment offers without creating a perception -- and often the reality -- that the special financial opportunity given them will make them susceptible to demands from the favor-givers.
The overall tourist activity in the New York City is visualized in Figure 8 by grouping coordinates of taken photographs into cells and creating a 3D map of the city perception.
