The phrase "creation of new values" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing innovation, ethics, or economic principles where new principles or standards are being established.
Example: "The startup focuses on the creation of new values that align with sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "development of new principles" or "establishment of new standards."
Based on an assumption that the business will just keep doing what it has done in the past, except more efficiently, they offer little guidance in innovation and the creation of new value.
Their innovation efforts tend to be focused wholly on the creation of new value; meanwhile, the question of how exactly they will be compensated for it usually goes unexamined.
The emergence of a global middle class, which is interconnected via the internet and set to number some five billion people by 2020, is resulting in the creation of new "value for many" (VFM) business models that will help drive economic growth in the coming decade.
We'll buy technology in the money economy and use it in the non-money economy that, in turn, will feed back into the creation of new value in the money economy.
Here Seave doesn't see a lot of new value creation "adding Time Warner to AT&T doesn't seem to affect the scale of either business.
There isn't an idea of restoration of a lost urbanity, but the creation of a new value through the reduction of traditional metropolitan functions, the reuse of derelict spaces and the recycle of urban surviving materials.
In every previous technological upsurge, deskilling and job destruction went alongside the creation of new, high value jobs and a higher-wage consumption culture.
In almost every bubble, there seems to be some form of innovation or insight that forces people to rapidly debate the creation of new economic value.
And for me, the most important word in that phrase is viable: innovation must result in the creation of new economic value - for our customer but also for our enterprise.
