The phrase "stimulate the creation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is encouraging and inspiring the production of something new. For example: "The new government policy was designed to stimulate the creation of new businesses in the area."
By understanding and tapping the power of employee networks, executives can stimulate the creation of these kinds of collaborative environments.
It was hoped that the development of the country's oil fields would stimulate the creation of more jobs.
Other recession-struck governments around the world had to struggle to find and fund enough so-called "shovel-ready" projects to stimulate the creation of construction jobs.
Sean Parker, a former Facebook executive who now runs Causes, said Facebook was trying to stimulate the creation of more sophisticated applications.
The government has also announced measures to stimulate the creation of new businesses and to iron out regulatory controls erected by the country's 17 regional governments that prevent some businesses from operating in parts of Spain.
A data challenge series run at a larger scale, funded by Innovate UK, openly contested and independently managed, would stimulate the creation of new companies, jobs, products and services.
Has this stimulated the creation of new jobs?
(5) Stimulating the creation of new management entities, and strengthening the effectiveness of existing management entities.
Ten years ago scientists at the Salk Institute in California published the groundbreaking finding that exercise stimulates the creation of new brain cells.
"In Cryptography We Trust," the unofficial Bitcoin motto, has stimulated the creation of tens of billions of dollars worth of cryptocurrency.
The blending of Eastern and Western cultural influences over the centuries has stimulated the creation of numerous and diverse organizations that contribute to Kolkata's cultural life.
