The phrase "a vigorous return to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a strong or energetic comeback to a previous state, activity, or condition.
Example: "After a challenging year, the company is looking forward to a vigorous return to its pre-pandemic growth levels."
Alternatives: "a robust comeback to" or "a strong resurgence of".
The second Pope John Paul offered a vigorous return to certainty.It was not always the sort Catholics wanted.
And in "Mystery of Iniquity," a vigorous return to rapping, she uses judicial metaphors to decry social corruption: "Cross-examined by a master manipulator/ The faster intimidator/ Receiving the judge's favor".
Interest in Saint Phalle has been reignited of late, not only as part of a vigorous return to women artists in the 21st century at museums and institutions around the world, but due to more nuanced explorations of her motives and work, heterogeneous in form and materially complex, from her early painting works executed with a shotgun, to her monumental public sculptures.
In August worries about his health surfaced owing to his prolonged 19-day trip to Saudi Arabia for religious and medical reasons, but his vigorous return to public life allayed these fears.
The first anniversary of surviving my terminal diagnosis, I celebrated with a handstand and a return to vigorous yoga and regular weight training.
Borrowing a phrase from Bill Clinton, he longs for a return to "vigorous debates where we argue who's right and wrong, not who's good and bad".
Rolls and GE at least both offer engines for Boeing's 787 Dreamliner, which will compete with other variants of the A350.So a return to vigorous competition among three or more engine-makers is far from guaranteed.
"...while we were distracted by our own former first lady's vigorous lunge for a return to the White House, Ms. Bruni stealthily installed herself as the most compelling, glamorous and refreshingly bold first lady in many a year.
A return to more vigorous growth in the Scottish economy awaits an increase in confidence in both consumers and businesses".
"Business confidence remains depressed and a return to more vigorous growth in the Scottish economy awaits an increase in confidence in both consumers and businesses.
These studies suggested that a vigorous post-operative exercise regime led to a more rapid return to work.
