The phrase "inventive product" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a product that is unique, original, or creative in some way. Example: The company's latest release, an inventive product that combines a backpack and a solar panel, has received rave reviews from customers.
But the Cello Concerto (2000), a fabulously inventive product of Carter's astonishing Indian summer, may be an exception, an impression confirmed by the rapidly rising cellist Alisa Weilerstein's new album, "Elgar/Carter: Cello Concertos" (Decca), recorded with the Staatskapelle Berlin orchestra, conducted by Daniel Barenboim.
For every inspirational speech introducing yet a new more inventive product than the last, Jobs, so focused on his vision, loses his connection to those who love him.
While most business models involve making money in traditional ways (selling your goods and services from stores, offices, and factories) and through your Web site, there are some inventive product strategies that you can use to make more money.
Many now have overseas experience, and some are developing inventive products.
Daily Grommet's solution is to highlight inventive products that often don't have the marketing muscle to promote themselves.
Umbra has just begun marketing one of WAT's most inventive products: a line of wineglasses with three angled legs in place of the expected circular base.
The first is the patent and trademark system, which provides monopolies for inventive products in return for full disclosure of the technology.
If they come up with a really ingenious idea, there are a lot of new ways of getting money to create inventive products and services, utilising the internet power of crowdfunding and crowdsourcing to make one individual's efforts go further, faster.
And from the looks of their whimsical and inventive "products," one would think that these two brothers were operating a Willy Wonka factory of musical instruments.
"It's difficult nowadays to survive just on the traditional retail, so we're always looking for inventive, creative product that no one else has," he said.
People say, "Why isn't Jony the C.E.O.? If he's the most important thing, why isn't he the C.E.O.?" Tim Cook is doing for Jony what he did for Steve Jobs, which is take away the responsibility of the day-to-day management and free him up to be an inventive, creative product person.
