The phrase "appeal to create" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a request or desire to initiate a creative process or to generate something new.
Example: "The organization made an appeal to create a more inclusive environment for all employees."
Alternatives: "request to generate" or "call to produce".
There does seem to be an appeal to creating another self, another identity, that no one can judge you for online.
There does seem to be an appeal to creating another self, another identity which no one can judge you for online.
I believe myself to be entirely human, but online I like to stay as perfectly in character as I possibly can". There does seem to be an appeal to creating another self, another identity which no one can judge you for online.
I believe myself to be entirely human, but online I like to stay as perfectly in character as I possibly can". There does seem to be an appeal to creating another self, another identity, that no one can judge you for online.
This school, along with more moderate calls to take account of the "unconscious Sovietism" that survives in a large portion of the population, includes radical appeals to create an "unconventional Empire, a world of worlds, or the USSR-II" [7].
"In the social and civil context as well, I appeal not to create walls, but to build bridges," he said, according to the AP.
"I think it's important to broaden one's appeal and to create a coalition with entrepreneurs who are investing in things that would mobilise Labour in a productive and creative way," he says.
"In the social and civil context as well, I appeal not to create walls but to build bridges," he said during a catechism lesson.
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