"innovative activity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to any type of creative, original, and inventive action or process. It can be used in various contexts, such as business, technology, education, or research. Example: "The company's success can be attributed to its focus on fostering innovative activity among its employees."
We discuss the implications of our results to the global organization of innovative activity and innovation policy.
His research is on distributed innovation systems and the movement of innovative activity to the edges of organizations and into communities.
Small businesses are traditionally less active than large companies in innovative activity, in the production of internal resources and in the access to external ones.
And that's the really disturbing feature of 21st century innovation — patent trolls are transforming the patent from a proud badge of innovative activity into something negative — a "tax on innovation". And that tax adds to the cost of everyday products.
It's important to have robust ways of measuring technological innovation to understand how large changes in innovative activity move with policy changes.
Resource indicators which include the average size of technological innovations' costs are necessary for development of innovative activity but their influence on result has probabilistic character.
The exhibit suggests not only that the nature of innovation changes, but also that the intensity of innovative activity diminishes.
Analysis of firms' incentives to innovate, focusing on the effects of market power on the intensity of innovative activity.
Including further features of the innovation process namely creativity, ownership, and investment choices Crosetto (2010) developed a task to simulate innovative activity based upon the board game Scrabble.
Laws allowing companies to prioritize stakeholders boost innovative activity.
But patent counts alone, Mr. Gates noted, are an imperfect measure of a company's innovative activity.
