The phrase "capacity for creativity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone's potential to show creative thinking. For example, "The candidate showed a great capacity for creativity during the interview."
The arrow of time is a creative process and that capacity for creativity and novelty is the most extraordinary part of the whole dramatic unfolding from the big bang to the present moment.
"Everyone has the capacity for creativity," explains David Goldstein, an artist, creativity consultant and co-author of Creative You, a book that explores the connections between creativity and personality.
We become better at seeing connections between seemingly disparate ideas, boosting our capacity for creativity.
Intellectually, while rote learning took precedence over the development of a capacity for creativity, the results weren't entirely regrettable.
But eliminating the capacity for creativity and innovation in managers would make work even more dull for their employees.
AR also unlocks a set of sensors that are often forgotten amid the frenzy of machine automation — the human capacity for creativity, intuition, and experience.
Perhaps the first modern Homo sapiens emerged with a capacity for modern creativity, but it remained latent until needed for survival.
This was an exhibition of the game's capacity for destructive creativity even more conclusive than the one with which they captured the trophy against Germany in Vienna four years ago or the intervening World Cup victory over Holland in Johannesburg.
The guy who comes to center stage next time is F.A. Hayek, whose most famous book was called, The Constitution of Liberty, and who believed that a market society had within it the capacity for enormous creativity and growth, and we'll examine that in class on Wednesday.
There's no leverage, no capacity for deep creativity and innovation.
