"succeed and thrive" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe achieving success and prosperity in life or in a certain situation. Example: The new company policy has helped employees to not only succeed and thrive in their careers, but also achieve a better work-life balance.
She wanted me to come here, succeed and thrive.
Hot-housed children can end up with blighted lives, while neglected kids can succeed and thrive as adults.
"It manages to keep that true British spirit while giving space for other communities to succeed and thrive.
Its goal is to develop principals with the knowledge, skills, and vision to lead equitable, transformational schools where all children can succeed and thrive.
These transformative leaders who return to Africa attribute their international education, and continuing international collaborations and networks, with giving them the confidence, skills, and resources they have needed to endure challenging periods at home, and, over time, succeed and thrive.
We need to guarantee that the doors to higher education are open not just to some, but to all — and that we are giving students equal opportunities to succeed and thrive.
ZW: And in your personal life, you've overcome a lot and you have succeed and thrived.
In it, he talked about "the ideals that have shaped us for more than two centuries" and said, "The story extremists and terrorists don't want the world to know — Muslims succeeding and thriving in America.
Despite the potential pitfalls, plenty of people do make the transition from close personal to close working relationship succeed and even thrive.
Despite recent setbacks, like the decimation of the Times UK's readership during their paywall experiment, I think that the paywall will eventually succeed, and even thrive — but the advances and sacrifices necessary to make that happen aren't likely to happen for at least a few years.
As is eternally the case in a capricious Iran that seems quiescent until it suddenly isn't, the unrest found a momentum of its own, resonating with working-class young people across the country who saw an outlet for their frustration with a hobbled political system that offers them no economic dignity, while allowing a moneyed class to succeed, travel, and thrive, increasingly in full public view.
