The phrase "innovative side" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the creative or forward-thinking aspect of a person, organization, or project.
Example: "The company's innovative side has led to groundbreaking products that have changed the industry."
Alternatives: "creative aspect" or "forward-thinking approach."
The modernist style of the Engine One highlights Chopard's innovative side.
GENEVA — In the world of micro automakers, the French touch has a weird, innovative side.
"It's as much to stimulate the innovative side of our entire organization as it is to come up with any particular technique, particular technology or particular insight that may come out," he said.
The findings of this paper have the potential to help graduates in engineering to be able to develop their innovative side, being better "equipped" to become technological entrepreneurs or intrapreneurs.
You wonder if the influences of friends like Greenberg and Mr. Fried, who dismissed most new art of the '60s as merely entertaining novelties, may have helped to suppress Mr. Caro's more imaginatively innovative side and to inflate a more grandiose ambition.
From Abolitionist collaborations, minstrelsy, ragtime, blues, hot music, and swing, Jen Wilson shows us an innovative side of Wales previously hidden from history.
The fashion consulting company has allowed her to cultivate her creative, diverse and innovative sides.
Both of the proposed programs are innovative demand side financing programs with an explicit focus on promoting institutional delivery.
In summary, this paper describes a comprehensive evaluation protocol for two innovative demand side financing programs to promote maternal health in India.
An innovative one-side actuating piezoelectric micropump (OAPCP-micropump), which is combined with a 45 mm × 28 mm × 4 mm cold plate chamber, has been developed to drive liquid in a cooling system for a laptop.
The purpose of the current study is to assess a selection new innovative crashworthy side-shell structures, with respect to their contribution to the crashworthiness of ships, and compare them to a conventional reference structure.
