"literature creation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the act of writing or producing literary works, such as novels, poems, or plays. Here is an example: "Jane's passion for literature creation was evident in her beautifully crafted short stories and thought-provoking essays."
According to this now vast popular literature, the creation of an atmosphere of hygge is aided by gløgg (mulled wine), meatballs and cardamom buns.
The nave culminates in an "altar" (the circulation desk) consisting of a kitschy mural of Alma Mater flanked by depictions of Truth, Music, Divinity and Literature, the creation of a Yale art professor whose name is best forgotten.
Product design Book series; progressive, contemporary literature Value creation (for owners & costumers) risk taking 4.2.
In planning theory literature, the creation of these two conditions has been considered a crucial challenge in policy making process (Mäntysalo et al. 2011; Geissler et al. 2017).
Since then, there have been additional studies in the literature involving creation of chronic TMP animal model associated with various techniques, animal species and success rates.
Since then, there have been several studies in the literature involving creation of chronic TMP animal models associated with various techniques (e.g. infolding technique[7, 14, 16], thermal injury + reperforation[22, 23, 34], mitomycin C + steroids[21, 24, 35]), animals (e.g. chinchilla, rat, guinea pig, mouse) and success rates.
) A 1989 survey found that virtually all literature promoting creation science presented the design argument, with John D. Morris saying "any living thing gives such strong evidence for design by an intelligent designer that only a willful ignorance of the data (II Peter 3 5) could lead one to assign such intricacy to chance".
Also participated in review of literature, manuscript creation and review.
Preliminary analysis included literature review, creation of initial content domains, expert panel review, and focus groups.
