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"successful organizations" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to organizations that have achieved a certain level of success, such as in the following example: "The study examined the characteristics of successful organizations in the tech industry."
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"Almost all successful organizations are team efforts.
Successful organizations are rooted in curiosity.
Advanced topics in creating successful organizations.
How many successful organizations have a troika making decisions?
The successful teams, the successful organizations, respond to these setbacks.
In fact, good relationships are the backbone of successful organizations.
But that's not the approach of the most successful organizations.
Successful organizations don't seem to go away when their original goals are fulfilled.
Context: Successful organizations need to manage and synchronize their strategic objectives with daily operations and activities.
Fundraising is by far the biggest challenge for the sector, even for the most successful organizations.
Successful organizations face two challenges when bringing in new people with fresh perspectives.
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