The phrase "audacious creation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a bold or daring work of art, invention, or idea that challenges norms or expectations.
Example: "The artist's audacious creation pushed the boundaries of contemporary art, leaving viewers both shocked and inspired."
Alternatives: "bold innovation" or "daring masterpiece".
This became clear in the regulatory fight over media ownership, a battle critical to Mr. Murdoch's audacious creation of a fourth national television network, Fox.
Netflix may not have advanced the art of the cinema in its distribution of "Tramps," but the art and commerce of the cinema have always advanced side by side, with money made in one realm enabling audacious creation in another.
The vestibule is Michelangelo's most audacious architectural creation, and one of the most staggering of all his works - and the most modern.
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"Horace and Pete," which appears to be the first episode in a series but could also stand alone as a single piece of television, is C.K.'s most audacious independent creation yet.
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And approaching the past from a slant makes us sensitive to the shock of recent films, too, which is ultimately the point: classic works, besides providing pleasure, inform the viewing — and the creation — of audacious and original new films.
This is doubly the case since "Jesus Christ Superstar" is the freshest and most audacious of the Rice-Lloyd Webber creations.
In as much as longer-living humans use their accrued wealth to support and encourage the creation of projects as audacious and ambitious as — for example — the Coliseum, I believe the answer is yes.
I consider David Lowery's film "A Ghost Story" — my Best Director pick of the year — more original in its mode of production, more exquisite and audacious in its moment-by-moment creations.
The greatness of great musicians is in more than their mere skill at performing; it's in self-challenging creation and emotional exposure — a self-challenging that's all the more audacious when it takes place in public, in the presence of an audience, rather than in the studio, where the failures can be erased or shoved into a drawer.
