Collocations for innovation - noun
1. introduction of new ideas
ADJECTIVE
constant,
continuous
successful
architectural, artistic, cultural, educational, industrial, musical, organizational, scientific, stylistic, technical, technological
design, policy, product
industries where constant product innovation is a criterion for survival
successful
architectural, artistic, cultural, educational, industrial, musical, organizational, scientific, stylistic, technical, technological
design, policy, product
industries where constant product innovation is a criterion for survival
VERB + innovation
accelerate,
encourage,
facilitate,
foster,
promote,
spur,
stimulate
discourage, stifle
Too strict a regulatory system will stifle innovation.
discourage, stifle
Too strict a regulatory system will stifle innovation.
innovation + VERB
happen,
occur
Technical innovation may occur directly in the factory.
Technical innovation may occur directly in the factory.
2. new idea
ADJECTIVE
great,
important,
major,
significant
breakthrough, radical, revolutionary
successful
welcome
interesting
latest, new
recent
scientific, technical, technological, etc.
methodological, stylistic
His last novel pays tribute to Joyce's stylistic innovations.
breakthrough, radical, revolutionary
successful
welcome
interesting
latest, new
recent
scientific, technical, technological, etc.
methodological, stylistic
His last novel pays tribute to Joyce's stylistic innovations.
VERB + innovation
come up with
She believed she had come up with one of the greatest innovations of modern times.
She believed she had come up with one of the greatest innovations of modern times.
introduce
Many innovations were introduced by the 1919 Act.
Many innovations were introduced by the 1919 Act.
design,
develop
technological innovations designed to save energy
technological innovations designed to save energy