The phrase "intellectual producers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or groups that create or generate ideas, knowledge, or content in an intellectual context.
Example: "In today's digital age, intellectual producers play a crucial role in shaping public discourse through their research and publications."
Alternatives: "knowledge creators" or "idea generators."
And my guess is we'll end up with lots of pressure on the intellectual-property producers to use some common system.
In the early stages of making this EP, the always-intellectual Italian producer mapped his brain via NIS (Neurotransmission Impulse System) and used the resulting map to "visit the recondite places of the universe hidden deep within his body, taking inspiration from the incredible landscapes and the vibrating and untouchable energy flows".
But such standards would require China to let its currency rise in value, to better protect foreign producers' intellectual property rights and to limit or end subsidies to state-owned companies, all of which would require a major overhaul of China's economic development strategy.
Many others, including intellectuals, journalists, film producers and pacifist religious figures were also prosecuted.
She helped him navigate the New York art world, over time becoming not just his assistant and interpreter, but also his intellectual sounding board and producer.
David Susskind was an egotist, a womanizer, an intellectual, a charmer, a producer of high-minded television dramas and a talk-show pioneer.
A complex net of laws and policies, from intellectual property rights to producer subsidies and tax benefits, have flowed from this basic assumption.
When you cut through the language, the manifesto is a call for the empowerment of the Afghan people against corrupt élites: "Outstanding individuals, intellectuals, women, young people, producers of culture, workers, and other parts of society wish for change, and we want to respond to this wish".
He added that a "legislate and enforce" strategy was the only way to protect the intellectual property rights of content producers.
What is it about the intellectual deficiencies of cable news producers that they didn't realize, as their peers did, that the entire event was a sham?
Will the internet and related technologies unleash an unprecedented burst of intellectual and artistic effort, benefiting producer and consumer alike?
