"aesthetic success" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe the positive result of something that was created for its beauty, such as a piece of art or a home interior design project. For example, "The interior design team achieved an aesthetic success with the remodel of the lobby."
The snowy game was an aesthetic success that drew a surprisingly large television audience on NBC.
Aesthetic success is a more subjective matter, but here too the indications are mixed.
(Meitlis told me, "Yotam has absolutely no ego when it comes to how much of the aesthetic success is his").
It is sadly easy, in light of the censors' action, to overlook the aesthetic success of the film.
The venture isn't an aesthetic success: visitors now have to head a little further inland to see the bricks and mortar of the city's Portuguese heritage.
Within the limitations identified, this combined therapy can be considered as an alternative to achieve aesthetic success when contiguous maxillary anterior teeth are missing.
She's vital to the group's aesthetic and success now.
Whether the observer agrees with the architect's concept or not, he clearly senses the strong interrelationship between the exterior and the interior and therefore the aesthetic unity and success.
This past summer, cartoonist Jeff Smith — creator of the epic graphic novel "Bone" — told me the future of motion-capture technology may rest on the aesthetic and commercial success or failure of Spielberg and his "Tintin". Guise's beguiling book spotlights why that future is again safe.
This sort of patchwork novel structure is very fashionable at the moment, as writers work to emulate the aesthetic and commercial success of books such as David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas, Jennifer Egan's A Visit from the Goon Squad and Hari Kunzru's Gods Without Men.
It's great to see Wilson in Woody Allen's "Midnight in Paris"; I think that his performance has a lot to do with the film's aesthetic and commercial success (he is, after all, a writer playing a writer) and I look forward to his continued artistic flowering.
