The phrase "high innovation" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe a situation or concept that involves a significant amount of new and creative ideas or advancements. Example: "The company's success is attributed to their high innovation in product design and marketing strategies."
The fact is, we'll have people working in fast food and retail in good times and bad, in periods of high innovation and otherwise.
But there is no way to restore the sense of equality that prevailed as late as the 1960s without remedying the ills that caused inequalities to widen: the narrowing of high innovation to a handful of industries and the consequent slowing of economic growth to a snail's pace.
High education enrollment does not necessarily indicate high innovation.
Core sectors refer to high-growth sectors that have high innovation forward linkages, while bottleneck sectors are low-growth sectors that have high innovation backward linkages.
In other words, sectors with high innovation forward linkages should become the targets.
This occurs because high innovation backward linkages are sensitive to productivity changes in other sectors.
If the cost of redox imbalance were high, innovations would have been required for both the nuclear and plastid genomes to deal with potentially mutated DNA.
As a result, we identified three periods of high innovations in metazoan LCAs, eumetazoan LCAs, and euteleostome LCAs, and two periods of low innovations, in deuterostome LCAs and chordate LCAs.
To test the described theory relating innovation and performance, we raise the following hypothesis: H4: higher innovation in the company will have a positive relationship with company performance.
We find that central SOEs spend much more on R&D activities than other types of firms and have higher innovation performance in terms of new product share.
Our conclusions may help academics and managers in designing KM strategic programs in order to achieve higher innovation, effectiveness, efficiency and profitability.
