The phrase 'great trajectory' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an impressive journey or progress made by an individual or organization. For example, "The company has achieved a great trajectory of growth over the past five years."
"I'm not a woman with a great trajectory in mind," she says.
The company had been on a great trajectory, but after Dave's death it wasn't certain that would continue.
His goal is to continue to get lean and gain more muscle and he is on a great trajectory.
We've seen a great trajectory over the years of artists like Steve McQueen and Julian Schnabel making Hollywood films.
"We're on a great trajectory here to continue to improve state of the art," said Jim Balcom, the company's president and chief executive.
He was on what he described as "a great trajectory" on the trading desk at Goldman when he saw the planes hit the towers and, several days later, enlisted in the Marines.
This is just a selection – but it's an important sign of critical mass – big companies on great trajectories are now popping up at a higher frequency than 12 months ago.
Similar or greater trajectories or product stories existed for many other large cap biotechs: Regeneron, Biogen, BioMarin, Novo, Vertex, etc.
Spotify, which has been around for five years, is still bigger, with an estimated thirty-five million paying subscribers, but Apple is on a great growth trajectory.
Our ability to customize a solution for our customers, which of course relies heavily on technology, has put us on a great growth trajectory.
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