The phrase "fuel creativity" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to stimulate or inspire creativity. Example: The art class provided a variety of materials and prompts to fuel creativity in its students.
What emotions actually fuel creativity?
Experiments fuel creativity and change.
But can it also fuel creativity?
These "collabs" fuel creativity, cross-pollinate followers, and reinforce the top Viners' status — the cartel of the coolest.
Even if some people cluck disapprovingly, most accept the tendency of pop stars to use drugs — to fuel creativity, calm nerves, and liquidate record-company advances.
Some people do indeed say their mania can help fuel creativity – but it's important we don't use this to romanticise what can be a terrifying illness.
It fuels creativity, broadens knowledge and helps drive innovation.
Mara Beller argues that it is precisely this culture of dialogue and controversy within the scientific community that fuels creativity.
This cycle of reuse fuels creativity in education, art, and science, providing the intellectual raw material for future innovations.
These days it takes a nerd to have much sense of these bygone choreographers, and, lo and behold, in Mr. Morris and Mr. Ratmansky nerdiness fuels creativity.
But if you ask a bunch of brand experts to report on what people think of when they think of Wisconsin, do you think they're going to come back with "cows?" No. "What we identified is — our brand essence is that the Wisconsin culture fuels creativity and embraces original thinking in business, travel and education," Trumble said.
