The phrase "innovative potential" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It refers to the capacity or ability to create or develop new and original ideas, products, or methods. Example: The company's innovative potential is what sets them apart from their competitors and has led to their success in the market.
To lead in innovation and to capitalize on the innovative potential of industry also requires a renewed collaboration between business and the government to restore manufacturing in America.
We are always exploring different on-demand services and UberEats is one example of the innovative potential of our technology.
Eylan says, "Given the right boundaries this can and does work" and this is where I believe the ONSchool model can reach its innovative potential.
Only if the UK can unlock its innovative potential will it thrive in the competitive global economy of the 21st century.
For that to happen, there needs to be a sense of excitement about the innovative potential of the sector among the world's top designers.
Don Peck writes in the story linked above:But according to the economist Edmund Phelps, the innovative potential of the U.S. economy looks limited today.
It is a way to avoid structural instability – generated, among other things, by the increasing precariousness of work and growing income polarisation – and to improve the circulation of ideas (as well as their innovative potential) in the economy.
This is a paradoxical situation: research intensification reduces its diversity and innovative potentials.
A realistic and validated estimate of innovative potentials of industrial chemistry by using quantitative methods is essential for the development of new products and processes.
When evaluating health technologies with insufficient scientific evidence, only innovative potentials can be assessed.
An innovative plastic potential function containing variable parameters was proposed to consider particularly the anisotropy of plastic deformation in each material direction.
