The phrase 'creative prowess' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to a person or group's ability to come up with creative ideas or solutions. For example: The advertising team has great creative prowess and come up with new ideas for campaigns every month.
And even after all these years, the two-time, Oscar-winning actress, director and producer continues to develop her creative prowess.
To viewers familiar with Mr. Petronio's blistering brand of expressionism, it also signaled a more profound level of creative prowess.
At Stanford School of Medicine, she is thrilled to continue to perfect her creative prowess and assist a great team of innovators and thinkers.
The tricky canons of the first movement make a sportive display of creative prowess, and there are moments of suppleness suggesting popular song.
Despite their creative prowess, the opening list is all classics, though some, like the Jimmy Roosevelt (Cognac, Angostura, sugar, Champagne, Chartreuse) and the Hop Toad (Jamaican Rum, apricot brandy, lime, bitters), are obscure.
Friends and colleagues say Mr. Bernard is a team player and natural leader with the perfect skill set — a mix of cultural, diplomatic and creative prowess — for the job.
The idea is to show the creative talent and technical prowess of the designer.
As an upcoming search engine star, Google has greatly grown in technical prowess and creative presentation from its infancy in two Stanford dorm rooms.
At 22 one of the youngest students ever to earn a doctorate at the University of Toronto, he was known for his creative flair and technical prowess.
Responsible for overseeing public relations, media, communications and advertising companies, and fusing creative genius with analytical prowess, Forbes Agency Council members play significant roles in their companies' success and growth (as well as their clients').
It demonstrated that Occupy Chicago possesses tremendous creative, technical and organizational prowess.
