"of such creativity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something remarkable or extraordinary, especially something related to creativity. For example: "The student's essay displayed an impressive level of such creativity."
However, while the discovery of such "creativity genes" indicates that certain people may have a natural propensity for divergent thinking, this does not tell the whole story.
"Not since Tolstoy and Kafka has there been an anticipation of such creativity and substance between a Russian and a Czech".
The more vivid and expressive the words are, the more they are believed to be efficacious so by its expressiveness literature forms a natural vehicle of such creativity.
One ancient joke observed that the firm could not possibly be responsible for a baby found abandoned on its doorstep as it was incapable of such creativity, let alone of finishing a project within nine months.
(One example of such creativity: a cleaning lady, inspired by the collection of autographed soccer balls that Cucinelli has artfully arranged in a cashmere-lined suitcase in his office, advised him to make a soccer ball from cashmere. Several were produced, as promotional items).
Examples can be viewed on a special Web site that has been launched that provides program details, and includes videos of such "creativity".
HOPING to get a sense of how Lake Geneva inspired such creativity, I spent a week last summer tracking down some of the places in which the Romantic poets spent their time — a task that entailed visiting one ravishing lakeside village after another.
Few bands have blown their chance of sustained mainstream success with such creativity and dedication.
Amitabh Bachchan, one of the stars of the film, blogged that he cried throughout the first public showing "because an art form of such intense creativity" was being "kept away by banning it in certain States of this our beloved country".
Maybe it is a way to tame a fearsome subject by Hollywoodizing it, or maybe it is a way to drive home the dreadful stakes in the arid-sounding business of nonproliferation, but in several weeks of talking to specialists here and in Russia about the threats an amateur evildoer might pose to the homeland, I found an unnerving abundance of such morbid creativity.
Though no one can condone Fischer's virulent rants and dark thoughts in his later years (he died in 2008), it is sad to realise that someone of such towering creativity and genius, who inspired so many people through his chess, might have had his career ended at a much earlier stage today.
