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The phrase "begin to thrive" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when you want to describe something beginning to experience ongoing success and prosperity. For example: After a few months of hard work, the business began to thrive.
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"What will happen is that Harney County will begin to thrive again.
It was only once I let go of my expectations of myself, of study abroad, and of Berlin, that I could begin to thrive abroad.
But as Shiite areas like Sadr City begin to thrive as self-enclosed fiefs, middle-class Sunni enclaves are withering into abandoned ghettos, starved of government services.
It is that through our economic and welfare changes we will have helped people feel that bit more secure about their futures, feel more hopeful about their children's lives and rekindle their pride in their communities, as their neighbours also begin to thrive".
"When I focus my energies on modeling enthusiasm, calling on lots of students by name, and thanking them for their participation and engagement, I begin to thrive off of their energy, and it feels like we all start to feel more connected," she says.
Only after dinosaurs went extinct 65 million years ago could mammals escape from the shadows and begin to thrive.
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By then, Times Square was beginning to thrive.
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