'creative contributors' is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to people who provide ideas or content that is creative and original. For example, "The company was successful due to its creative contributors, who helped to develop innovative solutions to difficult problems."
Since the play is on at London's Barbican, the incremental cost of filming it and beaming it to cinemas is negligible – although profit-sharing with key creative contributors, including the star driving the ticket sales, remains a question mark.
Supply chain management is about taking out cost and making process efficient, but, as we've said, this won't be enough; value chain management is about how to create value; how to coordinate the continuous innovations of creative contributors and how to make that process efficient for the consumer and the contributor.
It lets us produce products to our quality expectations, while freeing our creative contributors to explore new ideas, without breaking the bank.
With a wide scope of scholars and creative contributors, the journal is on the cutting edge of activity in the field.
Liv Tyler is brand ambassador and creative contributor for modern British heritage brand Belstaff.
HBO says he was an executive producer of "Sex and the City" and "a leading creative contributor"; Darren Star was credited as the creator.
He has been a creative contributor and Sartorial Advisor to men's magazine The Rake since 2008.
He brought in Mike Royce, a veteran comedy writer who created Men of a Certain Age and has been a major creative contributor to Everybody Loves Raymond, Lucky Louie, and Enlisted.
EMail SystemURI Instruction LicensingBasis [Optional] Indication of basis for licensing e.g. Creative Commons Contributors List of contributory people, organisations, etc. ContributorSet For example, Author, Funding Body, PI, institution.
I work with some amazing people, my ex-wife, Jennifer Samet, is my partner in the gallery, our coworkers Anna Mendes, Michele Mirisola, Thomas Nelford are all creative, resourceful contributors.
According to Drew [ 23], researchers as residents of the lifeworld are creative co-contributors together with that world and understand phenomena from the perspective of their particular situatedness.
