"innovativeness" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it to describe a quality or trait of a person, their behavior, or their work. For example, "The young entrepreneur's innovativeness was apparent in her unique business strategies."
He wrote that "it is improbable that an industry which prides itself on its modernity, flexibility and innovativeness will be unable to meet the requirements of regulation, especially with the range of technological possibilities and alternatives currently before it".On whether a tiny state could actually affect global climate change, Mr Sessions again sided with Vermont.
There is not the slightest evidence, as the trial has rolled slowly towards this week's judgment, that the innovativeness of the computer industry has suffered; nor that a break-up would do any such harm.
In this spirit, a gaggle of measures have cropped up to compare innovativeness among nations.
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"His innovativeness hasn't always been to his financial benefit," concedes his business manager.
Its innovativeness lay in the way it redefined traditional Jewish values by placing prayer, mysticism, dancing singing, storytelling, and the sanctification of daily life on an equal footing with Talmudic scholarship.
In "Better, Stronger, Faster," America is entering a new age of business success, driven by our innovativeness, dynamism and skill at commerce.
The increasing innovativeness of Cuban rap stands in stark contrast to American rap, where the diversity of sounds and themes has been eschewed in favor of a catchy pop formula with a focus on consumption.
After all, history is littered with examples of "mad geniuses" whose creativity and innovativeness have sometimes been attributed to alleged mental illness (e.g., Thomas Edison, Ernest Hemingway, Vincent Van Gogh, John Nash).
Japan has the potential to extend its demonstrated innovativeness to the service sector.
I do not know specifically where they will come from, but I do know that, if we create the right sorts of circumstances, the ingenuity and the innovativeness of our fellow Australians will actually come to the fore".
