The phrase "and creation by a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the act of creating something, often in conjunction with another idea or concept.
Example: "The project focuses on innovation and creation by a diverse team of experts."
Alternatives: "and development by a" or "and production by a".
Visitors can record their testimonials and creations by swiping a card through a scanner and review them later at interactive stations in the cafe.
Stop at the Anchor Bar (Main and North Streets, 716-886-8920), where their fame began, for a plate of the spicy originals and the tale of their creation by a resourceful cook. 1 p.m. 5) Browsing Artists and funky window designers give a lighthearted touch to shops and galleries on Elmwood Avenue from West Ferry Street to Bidwell Parkway.
In short, Thomasson suggests that fictional entities are dependent objects, dependent to literary works and the act of creation by an author; much like other everyday objects that exist as abstract objects dependent on spatiotemporal entities and/or mentally dependent objects.
Light streams in through a large arched window and down onto a dramatic cantilevered stone staircase and a mirrored creation by Andrew Logan, a contemporary artist.
For Heidegger, works of art have two equally important sides: their creation (by an artist) and their preservation (by a community of interpreters).
Will the recognition and creation of a Palestinian state by the United Nations Security Council magically end Mideast unrest?
FDR laid the foundation for America's 20th century growth and creation of a middle class by severely restricting the freedom of both the financial markets and of corporations, and instituting a highly progressive income tax.
All chromosome territory images were subjected to a despeckle (3×3 hybrid median filter) followed by thresholding and creation of a filled (no holes) binary image mask.
The study by financial advisers Rothschild, estimated to have cost £9m, stepped back from a full break-up and creation of a "bad bank" suggested by senior figures such as former chancellor, Lord Lawson and former Bank of England governor Lord King.
These haunted spaces serve as galleries for exhibitions and site-specific creations by a rotating roster of international contemporary artists that has included the Cameroonian painter Barthélémy Toguo, the Albanian multimedia provocateur Adrian Paci and Portugal's own tree-branch installation specialist, Gabriela Albergaria.
