"created enthusiasm" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics such as motivation, excitement, or positivity. For example, "The leader's inspiring words created enthusiasm in the group."
Hay House has created enthusiasm for such disparate authors not just by identifying a unified audience but also by creating one.
But Larry came in with an open mind and renovated the format, adding new ingredients, new chords, new instruments, and that created enthusiasm and led to tremendous success for a lot of people, including me".
Locating CAM courses in tertiary institutions has created enthusiasm for research to underpin many common CAM practices.
It will create enthusiasm and motivate them to become active.
The strategy HSBC announced on Wednesday failed to create enthusiasm among some analysts.
"We need to be happy, pleased, we need to create enthusiasm.
"It has to come from within," Sprewell said when asked how the Knicks could create enthusiasm.
The sales techniques that make these two so successful with customers can also be used to create enthusiasm internally.
Skerry visited Towson's fraternity and sorority houses and met with student government leaders in an effort to create enthusiasm around the team.
In terms of creating enthusiasm, of getting big crowds as we continue to build our sport, it was probably done with a purpose.
"We know financial need will move some donors, but vision will create enthusiasm," said Kenneth D. Cole, the senior director of planned giving and capital campaigns for the Overlook Hospital Foundation, which has begun a $100 million campaign.
