The expression "more thriving" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or activity that is becoming increasingly prosperous or successful. For example, "The introduction of new technologies has made the city's economy more thriving than ever before."
Since then, the Pakistan frontier has become a more thriving terrorist haven than ever.
And though the closure of the camp was meant to undercut the people smugglers, they are, if anything, doing an even more thriving trade.
Clinton Street is the latest in a series of streets -- most recently Smith Street in Boerum Hill and Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, and Fifth Avenue in Park Slope -- where restaurants have led the way to more thriving local economies.
(Seven Islands has since become a much more thriving community, for it is being made ready to serve as a port for iron ore extracted from the Ungava region, to the north).
New Orleans's woes are evident not just from the lack of construction cranes on the skyline, but from the number of young exiles whose distinctive accents can now be heard in bars and restaurants in more thriving southern cities.When the current mayor, Marc Morial, first took office in 1994, New Orleanians were too anxious about murders to worry much about economics.
We're also working with them specifically, creating funds to support them and working on both subscriptions and ads there should hopefully create a more thriving ecosystem.
And homegrown musicians – Björk, Sigur Rós, Gus Gus, Ásgeir, Ólafur Arnalds, Hjaltalín, Of Monsters And Men among many, many more – thrive.
If [power] is more stable, we can have a lot more industries thriving … we can't be dependent on our resources forever".
The more Lin thrived, the more D'Antoni felt emboldened to stick to his system, which Anthony had flatly rebelled against.
It's actually alive, well, and more than thriving.
"The more responsibility-the more I thrived, " said Eric in reflection to the days leading up to being General Manager.
