The phrase "lead the creation of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe someone who takes charge or directs the process of creating something. Example: John led the creation of the new company website, coordinating with different departments and ensuring it met all the necessary requirements.
"The essential point is that Google's strategy is to lead the creation of an open-source competitor to Windows Mobile," said one industry executive, who did not want his name used because his company has had contacts with Google.
As the senior JWT executive supervising the Marine Corps advertising account, one of JWT's longest tenured, Jeff helped lead the creation of some of the most memorable and effective recruitment advertising programs in advertising history.
Such developments are not inevitable - despite being imprisoned by a racist state Nelson Mandela still managed to lead the creation of a non-racial democracy - but they are understandable.
During the 1970s and '80s at I.B.M. and Tandem Computer, he helped lead the creation of modern database and transaction processing technologies that today underlie all electronic commerce and more generally, the organization of digital information.
"One of our goals with these policies is to help lead the creation of consensus industry standards for online contributions by legal and medical professionals, whether on Quora or elsewhere," Mr. Bodnick wrote.
Speaking on the sidelines of the product's unveiling Tuesday, Tom Stocky, a director of product at Facebook who helped lead the creation of Graph Search, said users might feel inspired to share more information after using the tool.
He recently led the creation of a block club to boost security in his neighborhood.
Before that, he led the creation of the IBM's $8 billion business analytics software unit.
And he led the creation of the Brotherhood's Web sites in Arabic and English, spawning a generation of bloggers.
And he led the creation of a US$500-million Gulf of Mexico research programme following the Deepwater Horizon explosion and oil spill.
Stanford Artist in Residence Amara Tabor-Smith leads the creation of a site-specific, multi media, dance theater work titled, ReVIVAL.
