The phrase "a successful organization" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an organization that has achieved its goals or objectives effectively.
Example: "The key to a thriving community lies in supporting a successful organization that meets the needs of its members."
Alternatives: "a thriving organization" or "an effective organization."
The foundation of a successful organization can shift ever so slightly, enough that success is thrown out of kilter for who knows how long: a week, a month, a few seasons.
"So having hippies wandering around is not his idea of a successful organization".
After all, retaining talented employees is the most important component of a successful organization.
Most of the guys here have been on a successful organization before, so the knowledge is there.
My supervision of several law offices around the country is testament to my ability to lead a successful organization.
A successful organization can only measure so many things well and what it measures ties to its definition of success.
They are a valuable asset to any successful organization, as seen by the nearly half-a-million positions to open by 2024.
And, let us not forget that this led to a remarkable remaking of what was already a highly successful organization, but an organization which was most likely unprepared for the world that was to come and in need of rethinking.
Would everything fall apart and go into chaos or would you see a more engaged workforce and a more successful organization?
And yet, I have seen no evidence that conclusively shows a more uniform workplace leads to a more successful organization.
Having extended Malone at the start of the season, the current Nuggets regime of executives, coaches and players is set to continue growing together for a good many years, providing the franchise with a continuity which is central to building a perpetually successful organization.
