'values of innovation' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the importance of introducing new ideas or approaches to a process or organization. For example, "Our business is committed to upholding the values of innovation, which are essential for staying competitive in today's market."
It should be filled by a place that can reinstate the values of innovation, pragmatism and beauty.
The Qualcomm Innovation Fellowship is based on Qualcomm core values of innovation, execution and partnership.
Behind its sleek, curving walls, it was promised to house "a serene environment, reflecting Apple's brand values of innovation, ease of use and beauty".
We estimate a system of random coefficient Logit models, to obtain marginal values of innovation traits that can be useful for targeting farm types with appropriate innovations and designing policies for securing agricultural revenue.
Announcing the changes, the Channel 4 chief executive, Andy Duncan, said: "Channel 4 is now commissioning and distributing content across a broad array of digital platforms and our commissioning structure is evolving to ensure all our networks and services support our core editorial values of innovation, diversity and distinctiveness".
While it wouldn't be entirely surprising if this building – designed by renowned architect Norman Foster to represent Apple's brand values of innovation, beauty and ease of use – turned out to be an actual spaceship, the project lays bare Apple's projections on the future of the workplace.
She understands the value of innovation, while Hollywood's copyright cartel and allies want innovators to get permission first.
Now I read that Genentech prices its drugs based on "the value of innovation, and the value of new therapies".
"Or Moscow?" Still, he agreed that it showed the value of innovation at airports.
Doing so helps spread the value of innovation into areas responsible for the broader operating model.
At IDEOlogy's core is a fundamental some would say "fundamentalist"—belief in the virtues and value of innovation.
