"socially vibrant" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means full of lively or active social interactions and events. Example sentence: "The city's nightlife and diverse cultural events make it a socially vibrant community."
Oakland is racially mixed, socially diverse, vibrant community.
Our priority to make sure the country is restored; socially cohesive, economically vibrant, politically democratic," he said.
During the Chicago heat wave, older residents may have felt more at ease accessing services in neighborhoods that were more socially and commercially vibrant (Browning et al. 2006).
Vibrant, generous, socially conscious and engaged in life until the very moment she left it.
So it is a disappointment to residents of the Ironbound -- the city's most economically vibrant and socially stable neighborhood -- that even after construction of major amenities like the New Jersey Performing Arts Center and a minor-league baseball team, a soccer stadium has eluded city officials, community activists and the owners of the Major League Soccer's MetroStars.
The bear contingent of Asbury Park is one of the most vibrant and socially active that I have ever seen.
Network has grown into the most visible and vibrant voice of socially responsible Catholicism active in the world today.
There are many incremental steps required to take Burma from a nation of great promise fettered by human rights violations and poverty to a vibrant democracy with a socially and economically empowered workforce.
The company is also a reflection of the modern British economy: short-term in its priorities, sometimes vibrant, London-dominated, property-skewed, socially divisive.
