"become thriving" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used as an imperative (a command) to express that someone or something should grow and develop in a successful and flourishing way. For example: "Let us join together to help our community become thriving."
They have become thriving regional centres in their own right.
By contrast, most of the towns along the Sénégal River, including Kaédi, Bogué, and Rosso, have become thriving urban centres.
In order to find ways in which to encourage scaling up, it is important to understand why some regions become thriving entrepreneurial clusters and others do not; the theory of "entrepreneurial ecosystems" has sought to do precisely this.
These efforts have saved numerous lives and the institutions have become thriving research centers; in the process they have raised awareness nationally.
We could celebrate how both Israel and the United States have become thriving multicultural states, successfully absorbing and integrating millions of refugees and immigrants from around the world.
What have you learned about how ideas become — or don't become — thriving businesses?
There is a tipping point where survival becomes thriving.
Unhappy with this decision, United Way of Otero County separated from United Way World Wide and became Thrive in Southern New Mexico.
Education institutions on all levels, support services, and employers must find ways to equip all graduates to become vital, thriving members of a society where limitations are minimized and abilities are amplified.
Tampa rapidly became a thriving port on the Gulf Coast, supported a strong cigar-making industry, and became the site of a U.S. Air Force base (MacDill Air Force Base) in the aftermath of World War II.
Mr Anderson said he hoped the plan would "help further improve the area and make sure it becomes a thriving community again".
