The phrase "and the inventiveness of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing creativity, originality, or innovation in a particular context, such as art, technology, or problem-solving.
Example: "The project was a success due to the collaboration of the team and the inventiveness of their approach to design."
Alternatives: "and the creativity of" or "and the originality of".
But they have plenty in common besides their sex, their penchant for synths, and the inventiveness of their music.
Orchestras were invited on the basis of the freshness of their repertory and the inventiveness of their programming.
But the flow remains seamless and the inventiveness of the two choreographers never calls attention to itself.
Now, they can.Thanks to the power of modern computing and the inventiveness of modern cell biology, such organs are taking shape inside microprocessors across the world.
The book has already been turned into a BBC TV series, not surprising, given its incandescently imagined setting and the inventiveness of its adventures.
Kierkegaard's life and writing are a testament to the cruelty, the generosity and the inventiveness of those who believe in the Real Thing, the prophets of authenticity.
The British particularly love hats, says the milliner, and points to the inventiveness of the wartime 'make-do-and-mend' ethos, with stylish, forward-thinking women "making a turban out of their husband's waistcoat".
But the speed of it, the constant and thorough changes in dynamics within open, mobile harmonies, and, in particular, the inventiveness of Mr. Harland, intimated the heat and light of free improvisation.
MIT's neighborhood will host a range of interactive events and activities highlighting the inventiveness of community members of all ages.
The score of "Selma Jezkova" is recognizably Ruders — moody, pulsating surges and atonal, wandering vocal lines; punchy, anxious riffs in the winds and brasses — but without the inventiveness of "The Handmaid's Tale" and "Kafka's Trial".
The clothes — ripped and reconstructed — were remarkable displays of fashion technique and history, and they were supposed to reflect the inventiveness of street people.
