The phrase "a thriving man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a man who is successful, prosperous, or flourishing in various aspects of life, such as career, relationships, or personal growth.
Example: "In his community, he is known as a thriving man, always helping others and achieving his goals."
Alternatives: "a successful man" or "a flourishing man."
An accidental result south of the border has been a thriving man-made wetland, the largest in the river's delta, a key stopover for migratory birds and home to a bounty of endangered and threatened species.
Now India is home to a thriving men's rights movement that's become its own legitimate political platform, arguing that men's rights, not women's, need protection in the country.
Pedestal Damir Doma is still new to designing for women, recently having spent time training with Raf Simons and building a small but thriving men's wear collection.
It was not a stunt by Men's Vogue or an endorsement for Rag & Bone, the thriving men's wear label that has helped make old-school haberdashery as coolly urban as vintage T-shirts and distressed jeans.
Mr. Clinton's eyes welled with tears and he bit his lip when he was introduced at Dover High School today by Ron Machos Jr., a thriving small-business man who had been out of work with no health insurance and a sick son when he met Mr. Clinton on his first campaign.
Nisan is part of a thriving subculture of men and women in Japan who indulge in real relationships with imaginary characters.
It turned out that Alex is not for children but for the discerning adult collector, a thriving subculture of men and women found on eBay and at Web communities like Fashion Dolls Anonymous.
The police said Mr. Roll was doing a thriving business by luring men to his home through classified ads.
The police said Mr. Roll was doing a thriving business by luring men to his home through classified ads in New York magazine that promised "pvt.
Today, the Isle of Man is a thriving offshore international banking center.
"I said yes; he said no," al-Taey recalled, explaining that the other man had a thriving private architectural firm.
