The phrase "proven to create" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means that something has been demonstrated or shown to have the ability or potential to cause or bring about a certain outcome or result. Example: "The new marketing strategy has been proven to create a significant increase in sales for our company."
The effects of these experiments have proven to create both striking and long-lasting positive changes in the participants' behavior relating to environmental issues.
"Remember, your match has been carefully selected from millions of candidates because you share extraordinary levels of compatibility in the areas proven to create relationship success.
No computerized program can beat the intuition and good intentions of friends who are willing to introduce two middle-aged singles, step back and let them figure out if they "share extraordinary levels of compatibility in areas proven to create relationship success".
Rather than focusing on pathology, the past, and what is wrong with people, I focus on what is right and is proven to create authentic happiness.
Budgets for programs that are proven to create jobs have been slashed at a time when they are needed the most.
Although mobile wallets are easy to adopt and have proven to create more dynamic communications between companies and customers as well as drive greater revenues, Jack Philbin, Co-founder and CEO of Vibes and Vice Chair of the Mobile Marketing Association's Global Board, also offers some good advice for marketers that use it for the first time.
Organized school support, such as GSA groups and LGBT-inclusive curriculum, proved to create safer environments for LGBT students.
The true solution to reducing emissions is maximizing voluntary measures that are already proved to make a difference and creating international emissions guidelines through the International Civil Aviation Organization.
One proven way to create jobs in America ("A Jobs Agenda, Anyone?," editorial, Aug. 15) is to reprise the Civilian Conservation Corps, which was one of the most effective and most popular programs of the New Deal.
No current retail trick so successfully conjures the bygone retail climate of hotness and nowness — with its proven capacity to create value — as luxuriously capitalized clothing vendors like Gilt Groupe, HauteLook and Rue La La.
Unfortunately, because a material's electrical and heat conductivity tend to go hand in hand, it has proven difficult to create materials that have high thermoelectric efficiency a property scientists represent with the symbol ZT.
