"creative stance" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it to describe an attitude, approach or opinion. For example, "The CEO is known for her creative stance towards developing new products."
Brown believes this new combined chart will make artists reconsider their stance on their creative output.
Its horizontal structure, non-partisan stance, unorthodox coalitions, and creative tactics have made it impossible for either political party to co-opt the movement or its message(s).
As an indie author, I don't mind The New Yorker taking a hard stance against a form of creative expression it finds distasteful.
The current paralysis of competing alternative tactics is untenable, where the focus from both Republicans and Democrats is to simply repeat talking points that justify a political stance rather than offer genuinely creative solutions.
'hfwinkler' is equally unimpressed by the severity of the tattoos stance, but then he has a creative mind which probably doesn't react well to being caged or controlled.
I've had the thought that a person's "artistic vision" is really just the cumulative combination of whatever particular stances he has sincerely occupied during his creative life — even if some of those might appear contradictory.
His five years in the ministry were distinguished by a progressive stance on digital culture and copyright; he helped bring Lawrence Lessig's Creative Commons licensing project to Brazil.
But as their musicians move further into the mainstream with A.G. Cook taking over as Charli XCX's creative director, and Danny L. Harle working with Carly Rae Jepsen the label's jokey stance feels more and more indistinguishable from reality.
"Larry Light is taking a stance that marketing at McDonald's will rise again," said Cheryl Berman, chairwoman and chief creative officer at the Leo Burnett USA division of Burnett in Chicago, "and everybody is behind him".
