The phrase "as it creates a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when explaining the reason or effect of something that generates or produces a particular outcome.
Example: "The new policy is beneficial, as it creates a more inclusive environment for all employees."
Alternatives: "since it generates a" or "because it leads to a".
[Russia flexes](http://online.wsj.com/article/SB123378027003448977.html) its weight in Central Asia as it creates a financial rescue fund for allies, wins an agreement for their own NATO equivalent, and the president of Kyrgyzstan orders the closure an American air force base.
The Bush administration sees its role as a partner with Afghanistan as it creates a new government and is committed to a vast reconstruction effort that will last "for years," the senior official said.
This is important, as it creates a steamy braise.
That makes sense, as it creates a firmer platform to push against.
Thus, Public Policy Polling's surveys might be more predictive than most might think, as it creates a bandwagon effect.
It gets curiouser and curiouser as it creates a straitjacketed Victorian world and then shows that the lunatics have taken over the asylum.
But routing the Taliban leadership is an important part of the war campaign, as it creates an environment in which United States and opposition forces can operate with greater confidence.
It is a part of success as it creates an understanding of what not to do, an understanding just as powerful as what to do.
As a consequence, though, patients must wait a long time before having sex, as it creates an open wound that must heal.
It also helps to strengthen our relationship with them as it creates an environment that allows them to freely ask their fathers about any topic under the sun.
The emergence of culture through preservation of multiple traditions is considered a hallmark of human evolution as it creates an inheritance system that is largely independent of genetic transmission [1], [2].
