The phrase "extremely enriching" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something is very beneficial or valuable, often pertaining to personal growth or learning. Example: "My study abroad experience was extremely enriching, as I was able to immerse myself in a new culture and improve my language skills."
The experiences of the past were extremely enriching to me.
I find it extremely enriching to work with craftsmen who carry on their tradition.
To achieve that, it's extremely enriching to have diversity around the table: diversity of gender, of age, of nationalities.
I think it's extremely enriching to infuse your art with socio-political issues.
Meeting with everyone from world-renowned artists like Paola Pivi and Bernar Venet to curators, museum directors and collectors, including Budi Tek, Adrian Cheng and the Boros', has been an extremely enriching experience.
But the payoff is worth it: you'll be nurturing a healthy relationship that both of you will find extremely enriching and supportive for years to come.
In addition, Onychophora genomes are extremely enriched in A and T nucleotides, whereas Priapulida and Tardigrada are more balanced.
United Nations nuclear inspectors have found traces of extremely highly enriched uranium in Iran, of a purity reserved for use in a nuclear bomb, European and American diplomats said Wednesday.
They also knew that I.C.B.M.s, even if they had no use for them, contained highly enriched uranium that was extremely valuable.
The Hoxa2 proximal promoter was extremely conserved across vertebrates, and, as in the mouse, the zebrafish hoxa2b proximal promoter was highly enriched in chromatin immunoprecipitated with Meis3 antibodies.
In addition, intra-muscular adipocytes were also highly enriched in TZD-treated animals, which made clean dissection for RNA analysis of prostate-specific genes extremely difficult.
