"good prospects of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe a positive possibility or likelihood of something happening in the future. Here are a few examples: - The company has good prospects of expanding into the international market. - With her strong qualifications and experience, she has good prospects of getting the promotion. - Despite some initial setbacks, the project still has good prospects of being successful. - The team has good prospects of making it to the playoffs this season.
Herbert now had good prospects of achieving high public office, if he so wished.
He said his "turnaround phase" was "largely complete and we have good prospects of substantial further performance improvement".
We have a good idea about what to expect from the metropolitan, university-educated Labour supporter who is relatively well- off or with good prospects of becoming so.
It's a business model that relies substantially on export and that's why I think we've got good prospects of keeping them," he said at the time.
A properly constituted global humanitarian fund would have good prospects of mobilising much more funding for humanitarian crises than is presently available, from both governments and private donors.
Mr. Holbrooke, 59, has clearly dreamed of being secretary of state, and he had good prospects of getting that position in a Gore administration.
This does not really match up with "serious prospect of a successful challenge" at paragraph 32 or indeed the "good prospect of success" at 38.
We worked hard, and I was thrilled to see her in the morning looking very much better and with a good prospect of a full recovery.
#VoteLeave is safer option Jonathan Faull, the head of the European Commission's British referendum task force, said on Thursday there was a "very good prospect" of Mr Cameron securing a comprehensive EU renegotiation deal "rather soon".
If that theory is sound Maine won't be in a solid position until we kill at least 40,000 million deer and with a good prospect of making it 50 million the following year.
Despite its chequered history, Banespa, with almost 3m customers and 600 branches, concentrated in Sao Paulo state, offers a good prospect of buying into this growing market.In this section Is it a carve-up?
