'successful fruition' is a correct and usable phrase in English.
It is used to express the completion of a project, plan, or goal. For example, "After months of hard work, the team finally saw the successful fruition of their project."
They will need 62 more runs to defeat Nottinghamshire today to ensure the successful fruition of a magnificent and unexpected campaign.
Planning what to grow that season and then seeing your designs come to a successful fruition is confidence-building and so, so satisfying.
Anyone who cares about food has an anthology of personally transformative moments: the first time you tasted sushi or salsa, brought a souffl or a sauce barnaise to successful fruition or dropped $100 on dinner for two.
Is it like the Windows 95 launch? A. No. No, Windows 95 was a basically mostly interesting and successful concept that came to full fruition, right?
But many of the bill's proponents have rejected Mr. Klein's idea, saying that tuition assistance measures should not be tied to a casino initiative that, even if successful, could take years to come to fruition.
As Treasurer and Chairman of our Strategic Planning Committee, Tom's vision brought to fruition many of the Hebrew Hospital Home's successful programs.
A successful Kickstarter campaign helped bring new ideas to fruition.
The meeting was successful and the project was on its way to fruition.
The advertisement, placed by Glenn Irvine International, says the successful candidate will help bring "suitable op portunities to fruition on behalf of the company" and draw up a "reputation management plan".
The city on the Tay had been planning a £25m package of events if its bid had been successful, but much of that work will come to fruition.
That hope is still far from fruition, but the AfD is already the most successful far-right phenomenon in Germany since the Second World War.
