The phrase "a thriving future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing positive prospects or outcomes in various contexts, such as business, personal development, or societal progress.
Example: "With our innovative strategies and dedicated team, we are confident that we are building a thriving future for our company."
Alternatives: "a prosperous future" or "a successful future".
Business has a key role to play in a thriving future.
A thriving future will depend on everyone – especially the business community – contributing our shared social and environmental capital.
Short-term thinking, unrealistic optimism and the search for a panacea — the Greek goddess of universal remedies — won't ensure a thriving future.
She was old and poor, and just the sort of person no one thinks of when imagining a thriving future, so I hoped that she was right.
To those of us rooting for classical music to build a thriving future upon its storied history, nothing is more exciting than the introduction of a startling new work.
The impression the film sought to give was that there is still plenty of oil offshore, and that the technical advances the oil industry has made since production began in 1979 mean a thriving future for the industry.
Experts say that although the challenges are huge there is still time to create a thriving, sustainable future.
Under the theme "Mountains in a changing world: strengthening partnership and pathways towards a thriving mountain future", the fourth World Mountain Forum will be held on 23 26 October 2018, in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, hosted by the Government of Kyrgyzstan with support from the Government of Switzerland, the University of Central Asia and the Aga Khan Foundation.
For these and many other reasons, the vitality of our Graduate School is critical to the thriving future of our University.
On January 20th, join fellow alumni/ae from the greater Boston area to learn from leading MIT thinkers on how to mobilize networks toward climate solutions and a thriving, clean energy future.
She said the college is searching for "a long-term partner that can help us achieve a thriving and sustainable future for Hampshire". That could mean a merger, Nelson said, or some other structure.
