"create shadows" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
Example: The artist used various techniques to create shadows in his painting, adding depth and dimension to the image.
Laura Mercier says they are the worst because they create shadows rather than moods.
The optimum task light will be aimed somewhere between your eyes and the reading material, so your head doesn't create shadows.
Orestad sits on a plain and is very windy; additionally, in Scandinavia the sun is low in the sky for much of the year and Orestad's high buildings create shadows.
Look at the new 5 series and you'll see raked-back headlamps that bend around the hood like the eyes of a shark, multiple folds and creases in the sheet metal that appear to create shadows where they wouldn't naturally fall and a car that, from any angle, looks dynamic rather than static.
Remember this bronzer will help create shadows and depth.
Special lighting effects were used to create shadows and reflections that were meant to improve the 3D elements.
As profits tumbled, Skilling turned to his sidekick, Andy Fastow, to create shadow companies to camouflage mounting debts.
As profits fail to materialise, Skilling turns to his sidekick, Andy Fastow, to create shadow companies to conceal mounting debts.
Less than three miles away is the wood-carving center of Mas, where you can see artists create shadow puppets and masks.
Less ethical optimizers create shadow domains that funnel users to a site through misleading redirects or set up bogus doorway pages festooned with nothing but keywords.
Barley also warns explicitly that Facebook must not create shadow profiles, an especially awkward legal issue for Facebook which US lawmakers also questioned Zuckerberg closely about last month.
