The phrase 'innovation institutions' is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it to describe organizations or establishments that focus on innovative research and development. For example, you could say, "These three innovation institutions are leading breakthroughs in technology and healthcare."
This is more likely to be the case in regions with a long history in innovation institutions and policies, since established institutions generate trust among stakeholders and new policies necessarily build on previous ones (Kramer, Tyler and Powell, 1996).
But this report provides a detailed description of French research, education, and innovation institutions.
For further advancement on the subject, a more in-depth analysis is needed as regards the influence of national innovation institutions on certain GVCs or clusters with respect to what is happening to them in terms of technological transformations and their respective final goods' business cycles.
The conference then explored the innovations institutions have launched in other services, including housekeeping, maintenance, guest relations, and patient services.
The challenge now is leaping to a higher order of innovation: institutional innovation, because it's institutions that set the incentives that mold and shape human achievement in the first place.
Similarly, the themes for the 2013 Triple Helix Conference5 covered global challenges and growth opportunities, modes of coordination regarding innovation, innovative markets and networks, innovation-friendly financial institutions, interactive patterns in innovation systems, skills for innovation, innovation in the private sector, place-based innovations and local innovations systems.
Domestic and international keynotes Perspectives from leaders of world-class innovation-led institutions.
(New Yorker) The liquidationist urge (Paul Krugman) The biggest mistake 60-year old men make about the economy (Atlantic) The decline of innovation-blocking institutions (Vox) Narayana Kocherlakota on safe assets (David Beckworth).
Yes there a lot of baseball-hat-wearing students investigating the bottom of a pint glass, but there are also amazing innovations at institutions like the Massachusetts Institute of Technology media lab.
Thus, Sodjinou and Henningsen (2012) showed that cooperatives are not only channels for the dissemination of innovations but also institutions where producers share the innovations and the various problems encountered.
Nor, as past experience suggests, is it likely that regulators will be able to predict which future financial innovations, activities or institutions might generate systemic risk.
