The phrase "as a creating force" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has the ability to generate or produce new ideas, concepts, or things.
Example: "Art has always been regarded as a creating force that inspires innovation and change in society."
Alternatives: "as a creative catalyst" or "as a generative power".
What's explicit here is ravenous passion and the depiction of desire as a creating, destroying force that invades the very flesh.
Forbes: Do you feel that, as these things multiply, that those will create forces that create institutions that then can sustain growth, that also fights corruption because you have an emerging middle class that says this is not tolerable anymore?
The Auxiliary Units were forged out of Britains darkest hour.After the fall of France and with the invasion of Britain seen as inevitable Winston Churchill created a force of civilian volunteers, recruited mainly from the Home Guard who were to operate from secret underground bases and sabotage the supply lines of the invading German army.
However, some molecular motors can also rotate as they travel, creating a twisting force called a torque that causes the motor to spiral around the microtubule in a helix.
The companies appear under the auspices of Ice Hot, a platform as well as an organizing force created to allow the modern-dance groups in these countries to work and collaborate, both at home and on tour.
The idea that evolution was a fact that philosophy had to accommodate explains many of the elements of early American process thought, in particular the understanding of dynamicity as a force of creating novelty, as well as the need to take a stance on the question whether the overall process of reality is directed or blind which ultimately split the group (see section 5).
Dr. Wu is an evolutionary biologist who studies male reproduction as a driving force in creating new species.
The religion shared by all ethnic groups in the country has served as a centripetal force in creating a national culture.
Sarah Palin joined Fox News's Bill O'Reilly recently to condemn the critics of the National Day of Prayer, saying that the Judeo-Christian belief was the basis for American law and should continue to be used as a guiding force for creating future legislation.
Some people can focus primarily on customers, for instance, and others on coworkers think of it as creating task forces to meet different stakeholders' needs.
