The phrase "a successful functioning" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or operational success of a system, process, or organization, but it is better to rephrase for clarity.
Example: "The committee's goal is to ensure a successful functioning of the new software system."
Alternatives: "effective operation" or "successful operation".
You can't regularly use them and be a successful, functioning adult, so they become a rarer treat once you leave student life.
All these years later, that lush island off the coast of Costa Rica has a successful, functioning dinosaur theme park that looks as wholesome as Sea World.
However, bridging the gap between the enormous potential of engineered proteins and the realization of a successful functioning protein has proved quite difficult, as explained in a previous SITN Flash article.
Traffic planning is a base of successful functioning in urban areas.
This emphasizes the role of leaders, who should include individuals in change-implementation processes, because that is an important predictor for successful functioning of a health-care system.
Once failure is detected in a subpopulation provisions have been made so that constituent foragers can migrate to a better performing subpopulation, maintaining, however, a minimum number of members for successful functioning of a subpopulation.
Although the mutual gains approach is considered as an ongoing aspect of the successful functioning of a partnership [ 22, 25- 27], mutual gains did not change in the partnerships during our study.
This is significant data, because recognition of faces is an important part of interpersonal interaction and successful functioning within a social group.
Some observers have seen the issue of volunteerism as an obstacle to the successful functioning of PDCs.
Early identification and intervention for developmental delays cause an improvement in the successful functioning of affected children [ 11– 11].
Beyond this, it recognizes a learner's digital context (and related competencies) as endogenous variables vital to the successful functioning of a fully online community.
