"infinite success" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to describe success that is limitless, countess, or ever-lasting. For example, "He is driven by his ambition to achieve infinite success in his endeavors."
I'll try anything three times and if my full and beautiful life is anything to go by, then this mantra is 1000% guaranteed to grant the user infinite fun and success.
On his first independent album, "Infinite," Eminem, hungry for success, rapped, "I'm not wishing to be another fish in the sea".
After the massive success of "Infinite Jest" — and the MacArthur committee's public crowning of Wallace as a "genius" — the author was at frequent pains to describe himself as not so all-fired smart as his reputation had it.
Assuming a simple infinite retransmission scheme until success, the average transmissions number is the sum of a geometric series (15).
Infinite achieved little commercial success and was largely ignored by Detroit radio stations.
Despite all the familiar fears of failure – of traffic snarl-ups, botched security arrangements and dreadful weather – we have surprised ourselves by staging a global event of infinite complexity with near-perfect success.
Our backgrounds and experiences may look different on paper, but it is our similarities, our belief in the importance -- the necessity -- of being a part of the greater good, that have led us both to the conclusion that the benefits of national service are infinite and are vital for success in Atlanta.
Similar we define p2 for treatment B. We interpret these probabilities as success rates in an infinite population of patients, undergoing the same treatment.
The model shows a moderate success in correlating the infinite-dilution solute partition coefficients (K-factors) in individual IL scCO2 systems at varying temperature and pressure.
A conversation's possibility is infinite because we convey our greatest successes, failures, dreams and fears in them.
