The phrase "creatively by" is not a grammatically correct phrase and is not commonly used in written English.
It does not convey any clear meaning and would be confusing for readers. It is possible that someone may use this phrase in informal speech, but it should not be used in formal writing. Example (incorrect): "The project was completed creatively by the team." Corrected: "The team completed the project using creative methods."
Clickers have been employed creatively by the Drennan Research & Education Laboratory in the Department of Chemistry.
I don't think we were the easiest group of people to work with, because we didn't listen blindly to everything we were told creatively by the network.
These days, I'm better in the morning, and definitely substandard creatively by the evening, but stick rigorously to my weekly word target.
Everything is designed to "inspire children to think creatively by interacting with the hands-on exhibits," said Bonnie Dixon, the museum's executive director.
The market grew steadily, although London still lacked heavyweight collectors and risked being eclipsed creatively by Berlin, which was emerging as a less expensive base for young artists.
How it is used should be considered creatively by those who could potentially benefit from the legal information diaspora of which it is a part.
The sparkling choreography by Fosse was creatively captured by Donen.
We worked with so many folks from our production company brothers, Matador Content run by Jay Peterson and Todd Lubin, to the network, Pivot, creatively led by Belisa Balaban, Christy Spitzer, Lyle Gamm, and Jihan Robinson, along with their outreach and advocacy efforts in Takepart.com, etc.
The team was inspired by Super Mario 64 and felt that they too could creatively flourish by making a 3D world without restrictions.
13 was creatively dominated by Coxon, who "was simply allowed to do whatever he chose, unedited", by Orbit.
Furthermore, the dummy template was creatively screened by semi-flexible docking method from opioid drugs.
