No, "good wealth" is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
It is ungrammatical and is not a part of the English lexicon. To create an equivalent phrase that is grammatically correct and usable in written English, you could use a phrase like "wealth of good" or "wealth and prosperity". For example, "We hope for a wealth of good for our community".
"The Reagan-Bush years," he declared, "have exalted private gain over public obligation, special interests over the common good, wealth and fame over work and family.
To draw upon Princeton political theorist Michael Walzer's view of "complex equality" developed in his 1983 book "Spheres of Justice", the proposal seems wrong because it allows an inequality in one social good (wealth) to "invade the sphere" of another social good (the health and length of one's life), and to feed back into and exacerbate wealth inequality.
The method of folding below creates a shape much like a gold ingot (pre-20th century Chinese currency) and it is said that if you can fold your wontons in such a shape, you are giving your friends and family plenty of good wealth for years to come!
We need to find more good wealth managers.
Perhaps if I keep refusing to assent to my present impression that wealth is good, wealth will eventually cease to appear to me as good.
Cardinal Turkson discussed three objectives of business: (1) To produce GOOD GOODs, (2) To provide GOOD WORK, and (3) To achieve GOOD WEALTH.
Aesthetic objects and images connected with this belief were partially intended to preserve material goods, wealth and status for the journey between this life and the next, and to "commemorate the life of the tomb owner ... depict performance of the burial rites, and in general present an environment that would be conducive to the tomb owner's rebirth".
In turn, someone may have such goods as health, wealth, good birth, and beauty, as well as the virtues of justice, moderation, courage, and wisdom (279a-c).
Good perceived wealth may indicate access to better quality material resources such as healthy foods, whereas the absence of good perceived wealth may negatively affect the appropriateness and diversity of choices.
How could a young man gifted with good looks, wealth and high intelligence be anything else?
The dolls are supposedly "powered" by the souls of children and are said to bring good luck, wealth and health to their owners.
