The phrase "a successful narrative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a story or account that effectively conveys its message or engages the audience.
Example: "The author crafted a successful narrative that captivated readers from the first page to the last."
Alternatives: "an effective story" or "a compelling account".
"It's very rare for the internet to have a successful narrative show like MyMusic.
That doesn't stop us trying, and failing, and trying again, to turn nightlife into a successful narrative.
Dawn felt that there were too many musical performances, commenting: "They might be fun performances, but they're not all necessary, and yes, it is possible to have too much music even on a successful narrative musical TV series".
Hanninen, for example, found that patients with addictions were unable to promote self-recovery until they were able to construct a successful narrative of their addiction [ 1].
A despicable villain is a critical element of any successful narrative.
The test for a successful history is the same as the test for any successful narrative: integrity in motion.
He married Annie Mitten (1848 1914), with whom he raised three children (Herbert died at age 4, whereas Violet and William survived their father), published a highly successful narrative of his journey, The Malay Archipelago: The Land of the Orang-Utan, and the Bird of Paradise (1869), and wrote Contributions to the Theory of Natural Selection (1870).
Do I think The Leftover's fictional town of Mapletown could have followed in these stories' footsteps and furthered an already successful narrative archetype?
This film is a powerful example of successful narrative through a single story to illustrate the perilous fate of the larger, but still perilously small group of the world's last remaining lions.
First with "Weeds" and now with "Orange Is the New Black," the television writer and producer Jenji Kohan has proved herself the master of an odd but successful narrative ploy: putting well-behaved middle-class white women in the middle of stories that typically feature rough nonwhite men.
Mr McCain's two-minute closing, reminiscent of the Republican convention, in which he compelled the audience to "fight" and not give up, energised the room.Unfortunately for Mr McCain, there have been many failed attempts at creating a successful campaign narrative before finding this one.
