"successful brainstorming" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of collecting ideas, opinions, and suggestions from a group in order to solve a problem or to get creative new ideas. For example, "We had a successful brainstorming session and came up with lots of new ideas for our project."
This hugely successful public relations brainstorm, linking cheap food with cheap toys (which actually dates as far back as free junk toys in Cracker Jacks and cereal boxes and on top of Ovaltine jars) led corporation after corporation to see the opportunity to make money off your kids' desires.
The plan includes the following points: (a) commitment of all family members to work on the problems; (b) inclusion of all past successful coping strategies; (c) brainstorming of all possible strategies; (d) use of strategies that are flexible, reality-oriented, and open to expression of emotions; and (e) discussion of possible outcomes of all strategies.
Bikes went in the shed and Cronin, who at that stage was the author of a few moderately successful books, started noting their brainstorming marathon down.
Otherwise, he will continue to work on expanding his very successful Le Web conference series — and is already brainstorming on new startup ideas.
The goals of the meeting were to advance epilepsy genetics research by reviewing the state of current investigations, promoting collaboration, and brainstorming about new strategies likely to be successful in identifying and characterizing genetic effects on complex epilepsies.
Remember that in brainstorming, four rules are followed for it to be successful: There should be no criticism.
Other teaching methods included, but were not limited to, demonstrations and return demonstrations (trainees' successful repetition of a technique previously demonstrated to them), case studies, lectures, and brainstorming.
Successful entrepreneurs surround themselves with like-minded peers who challenge them, push them and brainstorm with them.
One of the most valuable learning options is a mastermind group -- where successful business owners across multiple industries meet to discuss vision, strategies and challenges and brainstorm together to make improvements.
Successful RTC and CEC projects result from building relationships and understanding, which then enables effective interactions, brainstorming, information gathering and dissemination, new tool implementation, and, most importantly, problem solving.
