The phrase "and creativity in the face of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe how someone demonstrates creativity when confronted with challenges or difficulties.
Example: "The team showed resilience and creativity in the face of unexpected obstacles during the project."
Alternatives: "and ingenuity when confronted with" or "and resourcefulness amid".
The students' courage and creativity in the face of such brutality has lit a fire under Quebec.
Lambert Wilson and Anne Consigny become Orpheus and Eurydice, itinerant artists whose one-night stand in the South of France recapitulates a mythic tale of passion and creativity in the face of death.
My struggle is to use my humanity to create a classic work, but I don't know if humanity is worth it". Guava Island makes his sense of martyrdom literal, too self-conscious, with a final scene that functions as a clarion call to art and creativity in the face of tyranny.
But Houstonians long have displayed remarkable grit and creativity in the face of tough times.
"At the level of individuals trying to maintain their intrinsic motivation and creativity in the face of strong employment pressure it's very tough," Amabile continues.
Instead, you'll find well-tested, divinely-inspired approaches to becoming a person — a people — of inner spiritual strength and creativity in the face of very real life challenges.
The Soviets would dominate international hockey through skill and creativity, often in the face of physical intimidation.
Some of these countries demonstrate remarkable creativity in the face of severe infrastructural gaps, institutional constraints, and low sophistication of consumer demand.
Christopher Mims: Perhaps the best example of creativity in the face of limited energy storage is the rise of personal drones.
Predictably, the conference theme was creativity in the face of austerity.
His triumph was what one doctor described as "carving a life of dignity, creativity and adventure" in the face of physically limited circumstance.
