"energetic innovation" is a perfectly grammatical phrase in written English that can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example, you could use it in the following sentence: "The company has seen tremendous growth thanks to its energetic innovation and creative problem solving."
"The objective of this new round of reform is to build a socialist market economy that is energetic, innovation-oriented, inclusive and orderly and protected by rule of law," says a summary of the plan.
But it is here in the periphery, in the staging, administration and general sense of organisational theatre that a consolatory strain of energetic English innovation has flowered, with Hill at its head.
This worker should be an energetic and innovative leader, able to monitor all the activity in the shop, to provide direction to other workers when required and drive innovation in our procedures.
His service had been energetic and characterised by innovation and invention: he developed a new system of fitting topmasts and was also credited with making epaulettes standard among Royal Navy officers, following his difficulties in convincing French Royalists at the Siege of Toulon that he was a British officer, due to his unimpressive uniform.
An energetic academic and an innovation guru, he focuses on how to harness technology and human psychology to influence people's behavior.
Alexander Holt, head of CivTech, is an energetic true believer that startup innovation can transform government services.
The technical dimension: The use of biomass for energetic purposes is driven by technical innovations while trying to maximise energy efficiency.
Fig. 1 Challenges for the electricity system during the system transformation [13] The technical dimension: The use of biomass for energetic purposes is driven by technical innovations while trying to maximise energy efficiency.
This is a perfect sphere for limited but energetic government, for a government that stimulates innovation but does not succumb to the lure of industrial policy making, of picking one technology over another and thus, for political reasons, shutting off avenues of innovation.
It is necessary to define novel design methods for innovation, which can provide an effective answer to energetic, environmental and operative issues.
Clever and energetic role-swapping by Jones and Karen Ardiff keep the first act lively, but the second sags as Gregg's innovations to the classic story increasingly strain credulity.
