"creative avenues" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to refer to outlets or opportunities for expressing one's creativity. Example: The artist explored various creative avenues, from painting and sculpting to writing and photography.
Many live highly functional lives — and some parlay their obsessions and psychoses into profoundly creative avenues.
Surely the mayor and the M.T.A. can find creative avenues of revenue?
Many live highly functional lives and some parlay their obsessions and psychoses into profoundly creative avenues.
Look around your immediate environment and find creative avenues to explore now.
The Telling Project and Story Corps are creative avenues for stories like those to find an audience.
Riskier projects can be pursued instead of tired sequels to past hits, and these may open new creative avenues.
And this, Mr. Lazzo is quick to add, is by no means the end of this creative avenue.
An imprint of WildStorm, an independent publisher founded by artist Jim Lee, America's Best Comics (ABC) was intended to provide Moore with a creative avenue that was separate from mainstream publishers.
"But I'm told [that Arabic publishers] are taking on more and more women … I think a little bit that in some Arab countries it's one creative avenue which is available when perhaps others are denied.
Noland also creates video projections for theatrical productions, a creative avenue that was opened up when he worked with Duke theater professor Jody McAuliffe and composer Scott Lindroth on McAuliffe's 2002 staging of the Don DeLillo novel Mao II.
Brand-name films also frequently lend themselves to creative marketing avenues as other media, like television and publishing, often are more eager to jump on the bandwagon.
