"produce ideas" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
For example, "The team had a brainstorming session to produce ideas for the upcoming project".
How can you produce ideas when you're feeling this way?
it does not just produce ideas for the sake of it.
The members of the aristocracy of mind produce ideas, and pass along knowledge.
Let's say that in general I'm captivated by those who produce ideas, rather than by those who comment on them.
In some instances, the contests do not produce ideas that are better than those developed by industry professionals.
There's no point in talking to someone who doesn't produce ideas but makes his living stirring the pot of conservative malcontent.
He appointed Mr Meyer to head a team with the task of producing ideas.
The architects have so far produced ideas rather than a fully worked-out design.
These organisations were producing ideas for public policy out of sharing and debating their experiences.
He was a reader and a thinker and a social observer, and his mind produced ideas, not opportunities for commerce.
But both of those expected a kind of production from our participants: producing ideas, or humor, or distilled wit.
