"innovation power" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capacity, skill, or ability to create new ideas, products, or processes. For example, "The company has experienced tremendous growth due to its innovation power."
In areas of public life beyond science and innovation, power tends to be acknowledged much more openly.
Hub:raum, he hopes, will allow Telekom to tap the "innovation power of the start-up scene".The other sort of institution is "company builders", perhaps the biggest innovation that has come out of Berlin so far.
This paper is concerned with global shifts in innovation power.
"We need to go faster when it comes to our innovation power".
If you want to have the innovation, power and prosperity of the USA then you need your people to power it.
In order to reach this goal, it was exploited the innovation power of the cycle tourism, a touristic mobility riding on long and secure paths.
America ranks eighth among OECD countries in the percentage of GDP that it devotes to R&D (2.8%), well behind such rising innovation powers as Israel (4.3%) and Finland (4%).
By embracing the constraints of having less capital, focusing on the highest return activities and building a culture of innovation powered by ideas rather than infusions of capital.
Innovations — power steering, for example, or power brakes — were introduced over a long period of time, with each car division moving at its own pace.
The second floor, with 10,500 square feet of exhibit space, has five display rooms — "Failures to Fortunes," "Sweet Innovations," "Power of Promotion," "Hershey Builds Hershey" and "A Living Legacy" — organized on a timeline, from distant past to present legacy.
Gold rush (power over) is a term with strongly negative connotations, on the one hand, and leads to normatively inflating sustainable innovations (power with) and creative resistance (power to), on the other.
