"innovation points" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the advantages of implementing new strategies or ideas. For example, "The implementation of this new technology enabled us to earn more innovation points that would help us remain competitive."
"The operators are looking for innovation points and put [flavoured lattes] on the menu because it's an alternative.
"Did you really just waste all of your innovation points on marketing Blackberrys to tweens with Pixar inspired cartoon characters?" wrote someone with the moniker "Disgusted".
Innovation points of this project are the following: 1.
The main innovation points of this paper are as follows.
Under these assumptions, we have two innovation points which are supplements of the existing literature.
These are therefore the two innovation points claimed in this paper.
Its artistic director, Günthe Grosser, says it has never put great emphasis on aesthetic innovation, pointing out that, unlike for many German theatres, the avant garde is of far less importance to the ETB than realism.
And, while the Xbox is a success story from a customer satisfaction and innovation point of view, it does little to lift Microsoft's bottom line, Mr. Zorovic said.
Mr. Timberlake, a firm believer in American ingenuity, said, "We need to reclaim our place in innovation," pointing out that Americans invented balloon framing in the mid-19th century as an inexpensive alternative to post-and-beam construction.
Characteristically reluctant to admit the possibility that he might have been in error, Summers gave a qualified defense of financial innovation, pointing out that many of the financial crises that have beset the world economy — including those in Ireland and Greece — had their roots in low-tech finance: bank lending to the real estate sector.
Traditionalists who argue that experimentation with the permitted ingredients offers scope enough for innovation point to the current trend to search for new hop and yeast varieties – there are about 200 of each – which all help to add new twists to established beers.
