The phrase "enriched lives" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "Volunteering at the local shelter has enriched our lives in ways we never imagined."
Those who practice the ancient Chinese art have enriched lives, enhanced health and well-being, and created better living and working conditions for thousands of people around the world, from Donald Trump to Tony Blair.
His warmth and spirit have enriched lives in the most touching ways with honorable devotion.
Specialist domestic abuse workers help women to regain their health and confidence in order to lead enriched lives.
Robin's passionate dedication to our Scarsdale and Women's Campaigns and Alan's service as a member of the Board of the JCC of Mid-Westchester has enriched lives in New York and around the globe.
Men who live the most intellectually enriched lives may experience decline in mental skills significantly later than those who led less mentally enriching lives, according to a long-term aging study in JAMA Neurology.
Theirs is a friendship enriching lives that, as Lavinia says, you wouldn't wish on anyone.
And then we must rapidly convert that knowledge into treatments that can lengthen and enrich lives.
If you value how books can enrich lives, don't vote Liberal.
We believe the prime minister knows the value of culture and how cultural experiences can enrich lives.
The teacher behind the project, Caroline Osborne, believes passionately in the power of art history education to transform and enrich lives.
