The phrase "and success so" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought or a fragment that lacks context, making it difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "We worked hard on the project, and success so..."
Alternatives: "and thus success" or "leading to success".
It's a great American story: in what other nation has the conjunction of immigration and success so often acquired mythic status?
Thompson's "elegant and entertaining" tale "detonates a whole fireworks of happy endings -- flares of hope and success so exuberant that the book almost seems to require a warning label," Lisa Zeidner wrote in these pages last year.
The dead, the seriously injured and the many thousands of soldiers who have returned to Britain in a damaged and traumatised state constitute a human cost all the harder to bear because the purpose of recent wars has been so unclear, and success so elusive.
With production costs for new works so extreme — the seven performances of "Elmer Gantry" will cost its presenters $700,000 — and success so unlikely, few companies will risk a commission on anyone short of a star composer like Wynton Marsalis or John Corigliano.
Such poor psychological adjustments are thus in turn thought to affect job search strategies and success so that a vicious circle may ensue (Furnham [1985]).
For example, I had a mentor who had a huge impact on my growth and success, so I'm paying it forward.
By this measure, the group gathered last week were wise indeed as they determined to learn from each other's mistakes – and successes – so that they could increase the impact of their work.
I share stories about my sexual struggles and successes so that others with similar struggles know that they are not alone and that there is hope.
He joined the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London and found success so quickly that he dropped out before graduating to star in the acclaimed Dennis Potter TV series Lipstick on Your Collar.
It seemed to be working, judging from the Canucks' first-place finish in the regular season and playoff success so far.
"We have this whole system dedicated to making more money and sustaining success, so these personalities are more likely to succeed longer than they could have before".
