The phrase "auspicious track" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a path or course of action that is likely to lead to success or favorable outcomes.
Example: "The company is on an auspicious track, with increasing profits and expanding market share."
Alternatives: "promising path" or "favorable course".
In the track food court, a menu of auspicious dishes has been dreamed up for the occasion, including Rags to Riches, a fish maw and sea cucumber stew.
While this may be an auspicious moment to topple Messier, Bollore has a track record of building up stakes in conglomerates that he believes are undervalued and selling them in the short term often after the share price has jumped in response to a block being taken off the market.
Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune stated that the track "couldn't be any less auspicious as an opening song, little more than a delicate, yearning falsetto vocal over vaporous keyboards and a muffled rhythm track".
For this auspicious occasion, house veteran Jovonn plays alongside Parris Mitchell, whose track All Night Long bagged a new audience last year.
You see, tracking cookies come from unscrupulous websites under the auspicious proposal that they are healthy and good for you, yet they have one soulless purpose, to latch onto you, your phone and computer, and watch you all the time.
In an auspicious sign of things to come, the label is kicking things off with two exceptional new tracks, "Doff" and "Phive".
The announcement comes at an auspicious time for Minaj, as the rapper returned to the Billboard Top 10 this week with "Chun-Li". The track leapt from No. 92 to No. 10 this week, marking Minaj's 16th Top 10 entry and the biggest Hot 100 jump since Katy Perry's "Roar" skyrocketed from No. 85 to No. 2 in 2013, according to Billboard.
The timing was auspicious.
