The phrase "a vigorous community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a community that is active, lively, and engaged in various activities or initiatives.
Example: "The town has developed a vigorous community that participates in local events and supports one another in times of need."
Alternatives: "an active community" or "a lively community."
Fewer know that he belonged to a vigorous community of black Methodists who built their own church, taught one another to read there and collected money to buy their freedom.
Thus, for example, the CMLSpect convention is supported by the JSpecView [7] software, which has a vigorous community of practice.
"We have a vigorous community that comes together to set priorities" through workshops, reports, and advisory committees, Córdova began.
The design of our professional network applied best practices aiming to support the creation of a vigorous community, to allow users to retrieve timely and appropriate information and to carry out actions in a small number of steps.
His last year in politics was also the year he established Kfar Vradim, a residential community near Nahariya with cozy homes, a vigorous community activity schedule and walkable woodlands.
It is our intent in doing so to both assist leaders at all levels to critically evaluate such challenges and to catalyze a vigorous community dialogue on this important topic.
The neighborhood started out as a genteel garden suburb, and despite intense development pressure because of its location at the confluence of a number of highways and subway lines, a number of vigorous community associations have worked hard to keep it as close to that ideal as possible.
Newly vigorous community groups have complained of projects stumbling because of bureaucracy.
It may well be that the listeners have heard this material many times before and that it has a vigorous life in the community, and they will see to it that the performer does not depart too far from the tradition as they know it.
Roosevelt remained a vigorous fundraiser for the community for several years, as well as spending most of her own income on the project.
"Impelled by this historic association, Jews strove throughout the centuries to go back to the land of their fathers and regain their statehood...They reclaimed the wilderness, revived their language, built cities and villages and established a vigorous and ever-growing community with its own economic and cultural life.
