"propitious environment" is proper and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to an environment or surroundings that are favorable or likely to lead to success. For example, "The propitious environment created by the newly elected government made it possible for businesses to thrive."
Timochenko said the agreement created a "propitious environment" to reach agreements on the remaining points of negotiation.
The increasing number of users, along with the trust they inherently have in their devices, makes such messages a propitious environment for spammers.
It looked as if the Bushes had been right to decide that Texas would be a more propitious environment for Republicans than their former home, Connecticut, but had done so prematurely.
In their revised book "The Wines of Long Island" (Amereon House, Mattituck, 2000, $25), Edward Beltrami and Philip Palmedo wrote that the region "seems to be a propitious environment for many varieties of red grapes, and experimentation with new varieties is more active now than it has ever been".
Thus, a propitious environment for both root dentin hybridization and stability of the bond strength must be intended.
However, it did create the most propitious environment to build thousands of X + AI solutions, setting the stage for the upcoming revolutionaries: homegrown AI-first innovators.
To be sure, Mr. Blankfein has benefited from a propitious trading environment.
"We have this year already reduced the bonuses for retention and recruiting based on the fact that we have a more propitious recruiting environment," Stanton told reporters at the Pentagon on Thursday.
This suggests that T cell contact-mediated activation of monocytes does not generate a cytokine environment propitious to Th1 polarization [16].
It can harness and co-opt and corrupt true and good believers if it has a propitious and toxic enough environment.
The Brownlee brothers and Williams sisters can take advantage of the same propitious genes and nurturing environments.
