"creative merit" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to describe the skill or value of something or someone that is creative. For example, you could say, "The artist was rewarded for their creative merit."
You make your choices based on creative merit and not financial need".
This year's nominations reflect an attempt to more accurately represent and exalt the cultural landscape — to hold down at least some of what Ocean holds down — although voters continue to weigh commercial success at least as much (if not more than) creative merit or artistic risk-taking.
Did it win for lasting creative merit, or sheer popularity, as evidenced by box office?
If we didn't think there was some creative merit to it, we wouldn't put it out.
In Melbourne's graffiti scene, the legacy of street artists are tied to violent reputations alongside creative merit.
It has been argued that the creative merit of Kiarostami's adaptation of Sohrab Sepehri and Forough Farrokhzad's poems extends the domain of textual transformation.
Should you doubt the creative merits of freestyling then have a go yourself.
Today, creative merits are judged mostly by non-expert consumers and the power of formal institutions in determining what is and isn't creative has diminished.
The government does not consider it to be creative or have artistic merit.
"They are prepared to respond to potential purchasers to craft creative deals on the merits and on an individual basis at this extraordinary location".
It is time for Congress to address directly the fusion of practicality and beauty that makes fashion such a compelling medium of expression and a profitable creative industry, one that merits its own limited industry-specific protections.
