The phrase "auspicious strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a plan or approach that is likely to bring success or favorable outcomes.
Example: "The team adopted an auspicious strategy to enhance their chances of winning the championship."
Alternatives: "favorable approach" or "promising plan".
Thus, molecular mechanisms converting a transient inflammatory tissue reaction into a tumor promoting microenvironment as well as signaling and gene regulatory networks implicated in cellular communication between tumor and immune cells will be auspicious targets for innovative strategies of translational cancer research.
Many community leaders are working hard to map out a strategy for this auspicious beginning.
Not an auspicious debut for the Silverlight strategy of reaching what Microsoft thinks will be some 100 million desktops by the time the Olympics end.
Earlier this month, the National Space Council convened for the first time since the 1990s, under the chairmanship of Vice President Pence an auspicious sign for U.S. space strategy and policy.
Regardless of such auspicious associations, the company's business strategy is a bit of a stretch.
Raymond Kelly, the former New York City police commissioner, once said that taking credit for a decline in crime is like taking credit for an eclipse, but he, too, was quick to attribute auspicious trends to his department's strategies and tactics.
It is illustrated the feasibility and validity of the proposed strategy by a simulation example, and an outlook on its auspicious further development is presented.
This means that funds tend to be raised in good years and not in bad years, even though a saner strategy would probably have it the other way around so startups can exit in the most auspicious markets.
Following these auspicious results [ 1] EGDT has been endorsed in the guidelines of the Surviving Sepsis Campaign as a key strategy among patients presenting with severe sepsis or septic shock.
