The phrase "corporate ingenuity" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the ability of a corporation or business to be creative, clever, and resourceful in finding solutions or new ideas. Example: The success of the company was due to its strong leadership and corporate ingenuity, which allowed it to adapt to changing market conditions and stay ahead of competitors.
Ms. Taymor has a reputation for perfectionism, artistic ingenuity, and creating corporate-subsidized art without obsessing over costs and deadlines; accordingly, she has spent chunks of the relatively long 11-week rehearsal period experimenting with the flying and other special effects and taking care putting all the pieces together.
In a bit of old-media marketing ingenuity, ABC had its corporate sister Hyperion publish the made-up novels its fictional character was fake-writing.
As if that weren't enough, two sequences recreate the early days of Coke and Wal-Mart (yes, actors play the young Sam and Helen Walton), invoking both corporate behemoths as examples of singular ingenuity.
For the industrialized world, the most striking phenomenon is surely commercial: London's Olympic sites, bejeweled with corporate logos, is a spectacle of sponsors' ingenuity.
That, explains Dan Dudek of Environmental Defence, a green group that is helping BP to design and run its trading scheme, is because trading unleashes a surprising amount of ingenuity and can actually invigorate corporate growth.
So we'd need to harness the ingenuity of Coca-Cola supply chain geniuses, and apply their corporate strategy to the strategy of implementing the LifeStraw all over the world.
NGOs have always met big challenges with ingenuity, but two decades later we are seeing campaigning groups take on corporate power and governments in different, arguably more subtle ways.
Turner's account helps to explain why new-corporate guys (and, as the new books make tacitly clear, it's an uncomfortably male-dominated world) vaunt their ingenuity and their exceptionalism, even as their business goals are standard issue.
