The phrase "community prosperity" is correct and can be used in written English.
You might use it to discuss the need for communities to work together to achieve shared goals: "The key to community prosperity is a sense of collective responsibility and hard work."
I'd invite him to come out on the land, see with his own eyes and learn from those who are healing grasslands while producing food, fibre and community prosperity.
"I believe that the pathway to community prosperity starts when we reduce the barriers that make it difficult for individuals to find and maintain jobs and open up businesses".
DeRay McKesson, a prominent Black Lives Matter activist who last week announced he would be running for mayor of Baltimore, released the first three parts of his plan for the city, which he wrote were "developed with the feedback and input of citizens across the city", promising dramatic changes in "education and youth development; community prosperity; and safety".
"I am not naive to the fiscal constraints of the city budget nor do I believe that the path to prosperity can be shortened through tax breaks and traditional developer tax incentives," McKesson writes in the community prosperity portion of the plan.
Decision makers must consider them together to ensure community prosperity.
As I've highlighted before in a previous article, entrepreneurship has a ripple effect, including bringing more resolve to our economy and individuals, as well as promoting peace through greater personal and community prosperity.
America must close the gap of hope between communities of prosperity and communities of poverty...
This is a sure sign of any community's prosperity.
To Mr. Leandre, that mix does not accurately reflect the community's prosperity.
" On the other hand he is guiding the community to prosperity and living a responsible life in the societies they live.
Keith Wakefield, leader of Leeds city council, "This result reinforces the widespread belief that further devolution must happen, giving local people much more say and control over spending and investment in their areas to promote growth, job creation, stronger communities and prosperity for all".
