"in innovating" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to the process of coming up with new ideas, designs, or methods. For example, "We are dedicated to staying on the cutting edge of technology through in innovating."
Advocates of a strong patent system often argue that unless innovations are given patent protection, no one will invest in innovating.
SKS was chosen because it was developed explicitly to explore ways to facilitate innovation; gives a central role to knowledge, information, and networks (and hence to learning and education) in the innovation process; and recognizes multiple forms of knowledge making actors involved in innovating both 'source' and 'users' of knowledge and information.
"California has led the way in innovating our economy through technology, and our laws must catch up to that innovation in order to do right by the workers in this state," said Democratic assemblywoman Lorena Gonzalez, who authored the bill.
In an age of technical wonders, Nintendo's only competition in innovating personal electronics is Apple.
The goal, the report said, is not just to employ these emerging technologies to automate or streamline processes, but to use them in innovating faster and better, and to create more valuable products and services.
The technique is demonstrated in innovating a traditional hospital clog.
"There could be huge impact from nontraditional organizations in really innovating in the field," he said.
And they claim that counterfeits occasionally push brand-holders into innovating in their customers' interests.
"If we succeed [in innovating and remaining relevant] there is a good chance of bringing this to a billion people… it will be interesting to see how it plays out," he said speaking to two packed auditoriums – one via video link – at the Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival.
They've exhibited shrewd ingenuity in not innovating.
Mouret is innovating in other ways.
