"creative capability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone's ability to think in a creative way or to use creativity to produce something new. For example, "John showed a great level of creative capability when he designed his website."
The big idea was to nurture citizens with creative capabilities.
And now we're going to unlock those same creative capabilities in the independent developers.
While the Voisin automobiles are the focus of the museum's exhibition, large story boards and other displays show the range of his creative capabilities.
I recently had a chance to play around with KeyStudio, and found that it offers a ton of creative capabilities for $129.
"The recent success of Pixar's 'Up' (well ahead of our forecasts) has renewed investor confidence in Disney's creative capabilities," he added.
To use diagnosis as a way of categorizing people such that a sense of "us" and "them" results overlooks the complexities of the human experience and the creative capabilities of each person.
This change in student mentalities and aspirations, he said, "requires a complete transformation" of China's universities "to make them attractive to international students and teachers, to teach in ways that better develop students' creative capabilities".
"We were clearly asking for a lot of discretion for the new teams, who after all were hired for their creative capabilities and risk-taking natures," said Frederic Bell, the executive director of the New York Chapter of the American Institute of Architects.
I can see three areas worth considering: the peculiarly dogged and creative capabilities of human beings; our capacity for enchantment; and our capacity to make and remake institutions – above all the economy.
