The phrase "successfully managed through" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are describing a situation or process that has been managed effectively. For example: The company navigated the difficult economic climate successfully managed through aggressive cost-cutting and strategic investments.
With the benefit of hindsight, GM made some poor choices, but it is questionable whether any CEO could have successfully managed through these challenges.
Although many of these problems can be successfully managed through endovascular salvage, operative conversion with explantation of the endoprosthesis remains necessary in some patients.
1, 16– 18 Expected RBV-associated hematologic effects were successfully managed through RBV dose reductions or interruptions.
Williams has a fascinating way of grouping business types in Silicon Valley between those who successfully managed companies through the dot-com bust ("Web People") and those who packed up their empty bags and left ("Dot-com People").
Now that Time Warner has successfully managed to pare down debt through its recent asset sales, the company is "looking forward to go back on offense" and shopping for acquisitions, particularly among Internet and cable operator properties, Parsons said.
As a single mompreneur, she has successfully managed to get her son through the first 7 years of his life (YAY!) though not without tears and wine.
Congenital club foot for instance could be successfully managed in 90% of patients through manipulation and serial casting by physiotherapists [ 14].
This is often best done in conjunction with another way mentioned in this list, although some people have successfully managed to improve emotional challenges through bibliotherapy alone.
But through the alleged hoax, he successfully managed to extract more than 3m yuan from 100 investors.It is well known that Chinese companies often keep several sets of books.
In fact, National Power has successfully managed a 55% reduction in its British business, and returned money through two share buy-backs and a £1 special dividend.
Somehow, he successfully managed both lives.
