'individual ingenuity' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an individual's creativity or inventiveness in coming up with a new idea, solution, or product. For example, "The development of the car was an incredible feat of individual ingenuity."
"The only real depression is a depression of individual ingenuity," Mr. Daynor said to one of the film and TV crews that visited when the Palace of Depression was a popular tourist attraction, from the 1930s through the 1950s.
Empathy-washing initiatives create the false impression that the crisis is under control, with individual ingenuity, finally unlocked by privatised technologies, compensating for the rapidly deteriorating situation on the ground.
Until now, breakthrough innovation has been seen as more of an art than a science, made possible by individual ingenuity, "gut feelings" and mostly attributed to luck.
But where individual ingenuity fails, Somalia lacks the institutions and government structure needed to protect its population against increased food insecurity".
That despite the importance of individual ingenuity and perseverance, wealth is not earned alone and is not possible outside of a society and polity providing basic infrastructure and stability.
Yes, individual resourcefulness, ingenuity and hard work are necessary for success.
Because molecular pathway or network analyses can identify biologically relevant gene interactions that might be hidden when considering only individual genes, Ingenuity Pathways Analysis software was used to analyze the 447 differentially-transcribed genes from the comparison between aCRSwNP and normal/rhinitis samples.
Individual effort and ingenuity can't guarantee success in either finding or inventing jobs.
It begins with an individual commitment to integrity, ingenuity and impunity as antidotes to inequality, inadequacy and instability.
Lists of genes from individual clusters were submitted to Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA; Ingenuity® Systems, Redwood City, CA, http://www.ingenuity.com).com
These theorists affirm that what drives the economy is the ingenuity of individuals and corporations and their ability to bring new and better products to the market.
