The phrase "innovative possibilities" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to describe a range of new and exciting opportunities or options that are available. Example: The company's new technology offers endless innovative possibilities for improving efficiency and productivity in the workplace.
Second, the termination of fads is largely explained by the exhaustion of innovative possibilities.
Oddly, some of the more exciting and innovative possibilities went unmentioned and are untried by many organizations these days.
The Nature Conservancy's announcement of Tercek's hire emphasized his skills at finding "innovative possibilities for aligning economic forces with conservation".
This type of laser treatment is presently not yet practicable in a techno-economically reasonable way, but it offers innovative possibilities for future developments.
Non-linear and non-destructive editing methods used in digital video are defining new "architectures of time" for cinematic creation and experience, and offer new and innovative possibilities for authoring new forms of the moving image.
As an example of the innovative possibilities, he cited an ongoing dialog he has been having with Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla Motors and SolarCity, who has offered to create a model solar-based power system for Puerto Rico.
The preparation of liquisolid systems presents a promising and innovative possibility for enhancing dissolution profiles and improving the bioavailability of poorly soluble drugs.
The results reported here not only inspire us to engineer highly efficient photocatalysts by the utilization of insoluble compounds as cocatalysts, but also offer an innovative possibility for the enhanced separation of photogenerated charge carriers in solar cells.
This study explores the innovative possibility of taking advantage of the opportunity offered by the influence of the Christian church in Africa in order to enhance uptake of MC.
17 An innovative possibility is to apply the concept of 'pay-off time', predicting if a patient with limited life expectancy is likely to benefit from adherence to a particular guideline, by calculating the minimum time until its cumulative benefits exceed its cumulative harms.
The key is for the CAO and his or her corporate-level team to begin to provide extra support for the distributed teams, to ensure efficiency of spend and effort across the teams, to ensure the impact of analytics is being measured consistently, and to champion the cause for new, innovative analytics possibilities that are identified.
