'make it flourish' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express encouragement, to suggest that someone take action to improve something, or to suggest that a situation should be made to become more successful. For example: "Let's make this project flourish and turn it into a success!".
Little wonder that this North Carolina club -- a team that took the entire regular season to perfect its system and then the postseason to make it flourish -- enters the Final Four refreshed and renewed.
More pruning and deadheading were needed to make it flourish.
So you have to go with it, to make it flourish together".
Determined music patrons, High Church officials among them, contrived to keep the genre alive, indeed to make it flourish.
What are we doing to nourish [the land] and make it flourish?" "Land isn't just for us," said Sister Robbie Pentecost, Order of St. Francis.
"He did everything in his power to make it flourish," said Harry Davies, now chairman of the art and art history department and the dean of Adelphi's College of Arts and Sciences under Dr. Costello.
Next, the entrepreneurial genius of one family, Berry Gordy Jr and his four sisters, who created Motown and made it flourish.
You never rested when in service of your people, when defending your land and when making it flourish January 13 , 2014PresidentPeres (@PresidentPeres) The land from which you came will embrace you in the warm arms of the history of our nation to which you added an unforgettable chapter.
And the condition that makes it flourish, in many cases, is the uninterrupted full attention to each other".
And the condition that makes it flourish, in many cases, is the uninterrupted full attention to each other," said Turkle, who has spent the three years interviewing dozens of people from various walks of life about what they talk about with friends and how they do it for an upcoming book called Reclaiming Conversation.
We can never salve all grievance, but we can make it less likely to flourish with fatal consequences.
