"individual imagination" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the unique thoughts and ideas of a single person. For example: "Through his individual imagination, the artist was able to create a unique expression of his emotions."
Farabi adapts this originally Aristotelian idea[18] to prophecy as well as to lesser forms of divination, asserting that an individual imagination can receive intelligible ideas directly from the Agent Intellect, converting them to imaginative representations.
She was speaking not of a geographical place but an individual imagination.
But more often, Neary's alter egos are the products of a highly individual imagination.
"It was where social and economic history met the individual imagination in literature".
The special effects and the drum machine elements can be interpreted in their own ways, according to the individual imagination.
Is the new drawing a refuge of the individual imagination — or the skirmish line of an impending counterattack?
Just as candidates' appeal is different from their stated platform, it's worthwhile to consider the source of a movie's power over a wide range of individual imaginations (often called, oxymoronically, the public imagination).
Throughout the whole history of our church leaders have unapologetically declared God to be the literal father of Jesus Christ, but have left the specifics of that union up to our individual imaginations.
But the process of writing — what my kids, when they used to see me at my computer, called "choosing words" — has been mostly non-transactional, contained within the silos of individual imaginations or small communities, like M.F.A. workshops.
Emotionally, black feminism reminds black women that the racism and sexism they experience on a daily basis are not a figment of their individual imaginations but are real and structural.
But the process of writing what my kids, when they used to see me at my computer, called "choosing words"—has been mostly non-transactional, contained within the silos of individual imaginations or small communities, like M.F.A. workshops.
