"forge novel" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English
You could use the verb "forge" in a sentence, as in "The blacksmith forged an expertly crafted novel."
But then, they began to forge some novel and unique research.
Charles Tilly, a social scientist who combined historical interpretation and quantitative analysis in a voluminous outpouring of work to forge often novel intellectual interpretations — as when he compared nation states to protection rackets — died on Tuesday in the Bronx.
PAGE A19 CHARLES TILLY, 78 A social scientist, he combined historical interpretation and quantitative analysis in a voluminous outpouring of work to forge often-novel intellectual interpretations -- as when he compared nation-states to protection rackets.
The latter two are integrated in a well-known knapsack algorithm which forges a novel branch-and-price algorithm for the row-generating subproblem.
This forges a novel view of social systems as complex, individuating sequences of communicative interactions that together constitute distributed yet distinct cognitive agencies, acquiring a capacity to exert influence over their human-constituted environment.
As is evident in many of the examples treated above, from tumor cells and viruses to rabbits, butterflies, and transgenics, the fascinating networks forged by novel and nonnative organisms reach across disciplinary boundaries with manifold influences on our food, health, and environment.
Africana philosophy has been forged as a novel context of provocations for such critical reconsiderations.
In this work, a novel forging technology has been developed to produce a magnesium alloy impeller with twisted blades of micro-thickness used in a fuel cell system.
At UPCH, AMAUTA has forged ongoing and novel partnerships between trainees and librarians to develop sustainable databases and interfaces for Peruvian institutions.
Yet he may be too preoccupied with intellectual risk to quite bring off the emotional relationship an author must forge with his readers: the novel grows more compelling as it is fused together by the sheer electricity of the events it describes.
