"runway success" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used metaphorically to mean the success achieved by something or someone that has achieved or met expectations. For example, "The product launch was a great success, a real runway success."
Can Project Runway's success be duplicated at Lifetime?
But by diving deep and starting at the root level of a brand, blending data-based analysis with values- and mission-based qualitative assessment, brand managers can pave a winding path with unclear endpoints into a runway for success.
The company has raised $3 million in Series A funding in Q1 2008 from a number of private angel investors to finance the public beta release, but there's no doubt they'll need way more capital to provide a runway to success.
As a millennial, the runway to success is connection.
"I'm talking about finding people like me and giving them a runway to success and some education and mentorship.
Fox News found a huge runway and enormous success by setting aside the conventions of bloodless objectivity, but along the way, it altered the rules of engagement between reporters and the media organizations they cover.
Finally, after ten years of much-of-a-muchness, a whole lot of really exciting technology is finally on the runway to breakout success, cultural relevance, and ultimately changing our lives.
Under Mr. Bergé's guidance, haute couture became more of a bottom-line business, using success in runway shows to propel the sales not only of ready-to-wear clothes but also of perfumes, handbags and other accessories with designer labels.
We wish her and the Rent the Runway team nothing but success.
We don't plan on jumping on the bandwagon just yet, especially since brands have been trying to cash in on gaming for the past few years without much success (Project Runway's Ninetendo Wii game comes to mind).
