The phrase "and the innovation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing advancements, improvements, or new ideas in a particular field or context.
Example: "The conference will focus on the latest trends in technology and the innovation of sustainable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "and the development of" or "and the advancement of".
He promised DNA-derived discoveries about relatives of Tutankhamun, news about Tutankhamun's early death, and the innovation of a camera fixed to Hawass's trademark hat.
"Today's vote was about expanding the size and scope of the federal government through tens of billions of dollars in new entitlement spending and the elimination of choice, competition, and the innovation of the private sector," Mr. Kline said.
Most [new blues musicians] are white males, American, European, Australian – and that's not to take away at all from the talent and the innovation of these young people, but there is this little-addressed but important issue: if we're looking at blues legacy, blues aesthetic, it's a history of a legacy of oppression, but also a black aesthetic.
(3) Family law: included were regulations concerning marriage and divorce procedures and the innovation of the ketubba (marriage contract), which spells out the mutual obligations of husband and wife in the areas of finance, medical care, clothing, housework, sexual relations, and child care.
The main developments in the figure skate after 1900 were the addition of the toe pick, a group of sawlike teeth located at the toe of the blade, which enabled skaters to obtain better purchase in the ice when doing certain jumps, and the innovation of the "closed-toe" blade of one-piece steel, which added strength to the skate and permitted a much lighter-weight blade.
Network convergence promotes the expansion, extension, and refinement of network service chain and the innovation of the industrial form.
My opponents may disagree, but those fundamentals of the American worker, their innovation and entrepreneurship, the innovation of small businesses, those are the fundamentals of America, and I think they are strong.
Tax co-operation has not kept pace with the internationalisation of business and the innovations of corporate lawyers and accountants.
Their style thus became truly international, and the innovations of these minor masters paved the way for the fully developed symphonic style of Haydn and Mozart.
Freeman was one of the young musicians inspired by New Orleans ensembles and the innovations of Louis Armstrong to synthesize the Chicago style in the late 1920s.
All branch paperwork was moved to eight centralized service centers around the country, and the innovations of the next decade are now taking shape around the same back rooms.
