"editorial creation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of creating an editorial (for example, an opinion article or a review), or to the creation of editorial content in general. For example: The editorial creation process at the newspaper involved researching, writing, and editing the opinion piece.
Though editorial content creation and social influencer outreach comprise the bulk of our content marketing efforts, we're always on the lookout for opportunities to gain additional client exposure by way of external publications.
But 10 days ago an extraordinary signal was sent; for the first time a central directorate at the BBC not only went to a relative outsider (Davie only joined the BBC from PepsiCo in 2005), but the corporation also will have someone in charge of programming who has zero background in editorial-content creation.
Dan Woods is chief technology officer and founder of Evolved Media, a firm that offers content creation, editorial and publishing services.
There's a diversity of sites that will hire on full or part-time employees in editorial and content-creation capacities, allowing you to pursue your love of writing in a paid capacity.
Last month, Richard Desmond announced his first major digital editorial plans with the creation of up to 40 editorial roles at the Daily Express, Sunday Express, Daily Star and Daily Star Sunday websites.
According to an internal memo announcing the appointments, Blackhurst will be responsible for "editorial integration and content creation processes" across the Independent, Evening Standard and the planned London Live TV station.
SAP had no editorial involvement in its creation or production.
There followed the creation of several editorial boards, the solicitation of contributions, and extensive collaboration with the press regarding journal formatting and editorial procedures.
The bridegroom's mother works from Oceanside as an editorial project manager overseeing the creation of teachers' editions of textbooks.
