Sentence The phrase "desired success" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It may be used to refer to a success that is hoped for, planned for, or expected. For example: "The company is working hard to achieve their desired success in the coming months."
Trilling desired success, but he dreaded his motives for succeeding.
None of these missions attained its desired success, yet he deserves credit for ferreting out the problems in the church and establishing the bases for resolving future conflicts.
However, this does not always lead to the desired success.
In this context, changeability will be decisive for the desired success.
As expected, larger groups can tolerate a bigger fraction of offline nodes for the desired success percentage of 50%.
They pay me for my knowledge and experience, with the belief that I can help them achieve their desired success.
If Ben intrinsically desires success for the Columbus Blue Jackets, this is certainly not a result of the innate structure of his mind.
For Confucius, such concern for others is demonstrated through the practice of forms of the Golden Rule: "What you do not wish for yourself, do not do to others;" "Since you yourself desire standing then help others achieve it, since you yourself desire success then help others attain it" (Lunyu 12.2, 6.30).
We fear failure more than we desire success, he told AU students.
The facilitators showed that they not only wanted to help the students when they were struggling but also that they genuinely desired student success, and enjoyed their job.
Upset when everyone failed, he ordered that the next to try would be given anything desired with success; with failure, he would be killed immediately.
