The phrase "an initial success in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the early achievements or positive outcomes in a particular area or project.
Example: "The team celebrated an initial success in their efforts to reduce production costs."
Alternatives: "a preliminary success in" or "an early achievement in".
On the field, the Ospreys ensured they prepared for Friday's play-off semi-final hammering of Munster with an 18-11 win over Aironi, having seen the coaching team of Steve Tandy, forwards coach Jonathan Humphreys and skills coach Gruff Rees make an initial success of their roles in the wake of Sean Holley and Scott Johnson's mid-season departures.
6– 8 In contrast, other studies have suggested that the promotion of handwashing either had no impact or had an initial success with a subsequent decline in behavior to baseline frequencies at post-study follow-up visits after messaging had stopped and soap was no longer provided free.
This "environmentalism of the poor" showed an initial success when the project was halted in 2007.
Crystal optimization is a common requirement following initial success in the broad screens; indeed analysis of the recent literature strongly suggests that additive screening is likely to be required for optimal diffraction [57,71].
Stacey offers a different view, suggesting that it was not impossible for the 3rd CID to reach its D-Day objectives, and that the failure to do so rests in the fact that "British and Canadian forces were usually better at deceiving the enemy and achieving initial success in an assault than they were at exploiting surprise and success once achieved.
Initial success in a newly created fund may not be replicated in the future, and there is always the problem of scaling.
We describe initial success in designing and implementing an objective evaluation for opening and closing a simulated abdomen.
The company's initial success in this country stalled a decade or two later, when Japanese and then American automakers introduced their own models of small cars.
Michael Miller, another team member from Ohio State University, has had some initial success in this field, though a viable bone-growing process is still some years away.
