The phrase "be greatly enriched" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the feeling of being enriched, or the experience of being enriched, by something. For example, "By exploring the culture of our local area, we have been greatly enriched."
Yet this is all familiar territory in a debate that could be greatly enriched by a new perspective.
The future will be greatly enriched with the advent of such developments as full-immersion virtual reality and the expansion of our thinking ability that will result from merging with the intelligent technology we are creating.
The HEP communities in three major regions, Asia, Europe and North America, have recently agreed that experimental particle physics in the next twenty years will be greatly enriched if an e+e− linear collider were to be available in the TeV c.m. energy range to supplement the opportunities offered by the LHC.
Further evolution of TIC can be greatly enriched by the incorporation of findings from neuroscience research that currently are absent in most approaches.
A survey of arts and humanities researchers collaborating with non-HEIs showed that researchers found teaching and learning, the core business of HEIs, to be greatly enriched by collaboration, and also that collaboration produced new insights into research [14].
Therefore, it was necessary to use concentrated protein lysates from spleen on Western blots, where Cav1.4 protein appears to be greatly enriched [16].
Global history has been greatly enriched by the scholarly rediscovery of Eurasian networks.
It's captivating, and the comedy is greatly enriched by this momentary deviation from the laugh.
Lots of shows have it and, like "The Glass Menagerie," are greatly enriched by it.
We have been greatly enriched by her contributions, enthusiasm, and bridge-building good cheer!
My life has been greatly enriched through my association with Lorenz and Trudi.
