"basic innovation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is generally used to refer to an idea that has been developed into a new or improved product, process, or service. For example: "The company's basic innovation of creating an algorithm to automate the checkout process has revolutionized the retail industry."
Via a study of innovating and non-innovating German consumers, we explore links between the "Big Five" personality traits and successful accomplishment of three basic innovation process stages by consumer-innovators: (1) generating an idea for a new product or product improvement, (2) developing a prototype that implements that idea, and (3) diffusing the innovation to others.
The basic innovation marking this stage is the production of parallel-sided blades from a prepared core.
And they think differently, tackling issues that are particular to their generation -- the social dysfunctions of digital culture, the excitement of extreme sport, the lack of urban living space -- with both high technology and basic innovation.
But its basic innovation has been one of sensibility.
Firstly, there appears an exhaust of the basic innovation.
But none of those deals cure the companies' basic innovation problem.
Introducing intellectual property results in more basic innovations, with subjects failing to exploit the most valuable sequential innovation paths.
In the years that followed, these basic innovations were developed and refined and distributed around the globe, creating entire branches of new industry.
This activity leads to a new cluster of basic innovations, which can propel novel possibility of industrial development in the long term.
Philanthropy is involved with basic innovations that transform society, not simply maintaining the status quo or filling basic social needs that were formerly the province of the public sector.
For the purpose of this paper, we have divided the TOI into two aspects: basic research innovation and application innovation.
