The phrase 'extraordinarily creative' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe someone or something that is more creative than usual. For example, "His artworks were extraordinarily creative, making him stand out from the other artists."
It was an extraordinarily creative place.
It's still an extraordinarily creative enterprise, fashion at its highest level?
But now the program featured notable works from Sergei Diaghilev's extraordinarily creative Ballets Russes.
It can't be done.' But dyslexics are extraordinarily creative about maneuvering their way around problems".
It has been an extraordinarily creative period — a modernism of money, with an equivalent trend toward abstraction.
Professor Lukinsky was an extraordinarily creative thinker whose vision of Jewish education profoundly influenced JTS and Camp Ramah.
But happily, defying all predictions, Britain has since 1948 sustained an extraordinarily vigorous creative culture, even against a background of manufacturers leaving the stage like the instrumentalists in Haydn's Farewell Symphony.
In Delhi, in the slum where those who raped and killed the student had lived, I found a teenage girl studying fashion with ambitions to join her country's extraordinarily successful creative elite.
But from the point of view of his own country, these achievements were less significant than his domestic labours his extraordinarily wide-ranging creative work in the fields of administrative organization, economic development, and education.
All (or most) tech startups look for the same kind of people Google does — extraordinarily smart and creative engineers who can take leaps, not just incremental steps forward.
Unfortunately, every single day, extraordinarily talented and creative individuals sit in our classrooms bored out of their minds.
