"creative initiative" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a thought or plan that someone has come up with to solve a problem or start a project. For example: "John's creative initiative to reduce waste in the office resulted in a decrease in paper usage by 30%."
Meanwhile the BBC has its Get Creative initiative, designed to turn us from consumers into makers.
Had it not been for this creative initiative we would have still been revolving around scenarios of desperate partial changes.
Meanwhile her ordeal inspired a new creative initiative, the Loading Dock Project, built around a new composition based on interviews she plans to conduct with criminals and victims.
But now a small group of musicians, most notably in France and Scandinavia, is taking the creative initiative and going its own way with the music.
All subjects in the major emphasize the development of the foundational skills, creative initiative, and critical sensibility necessary to become a good writer.
He and his wife, Emilia, co-founded the Sequoia Seminar, which in the 1960s became the Creative Initiative and is now the Foundation for Global Community.
No dramatically creative initiatives.
Patterson is known for being a shrewd tactician who has introduced creative initiatives to keep Oakland County solvent.
"Broadcasters will continue to implement creative initiatives to increase opportunity for minorities and women in the business".
It skillfully invested in financial institutions, kept the mortgage markets afloat and undertook other creative initiatives to solidify the financial industry.
Today, many groups are looking to bring healthy food back to these areas, and some of the more creative initiatives are in New York.
