"successfully piloted" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a task that is successfully and skillfully carried out for the first time. For example: "The new software was successfully piloted by the IT team last week."
As well as Nepal, Sulabh has successfully piloted public toilet projects in Afghanistan and Bhutan.
In order to combat these headwinds, we have successfully piloted our textbook price-matching program on multiple campuses this fall, and again during the Spring Rush".
The WMSC has agreed to the introduction of the "virtual safety car", which was successfully piloted at the end of practice sessions at recent grands prix.
Not only have you successfully piloted through legislation to enable Scotland to take a major step towards the party's long held goal of 'Home Rule'.
Now that the app has been successfully piloted we hope to develop it further and make it available to schools across the Greater Manchester area".
Raising the stakes, of course, is the presence of Mr. Dimon, the brash chief executive who successfully piloted JPMorgan through the tumultuous 2008 financial crisis.
He hasn't achieved much, arguably, but what little Gilmour has done hasn't harmed his legacy either: jamming with the Orb in 2010, and successfully piloting 2014's final Pink Floyd album, Endless River.
The Penny George Institute for Health and Healing (Minneapolis, MN) has been successfully piloting this project and 200 participants are enrolled to date.
First, Osur and colleagues rightly identify that the creation of an enabling environment is one of the most vital elements of successfully piloting misoprostol for PAC.
During this period Bijelo Polje has been a pioneer in successfully piloting child and social protection services with strong linkages with the areas of education, health, justice and human rights.
That Gen-Y DIY narrative is no more present in the story of the Barefoot Bandit than with his almost baffling ability to – at least somewhat successfully – pilot numerous aeroplanes.
