"thriving activity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is commonly used to describe a lively or growing activity or industry. Example: The city's economy is bolstered by its thriving activity in the technology sector.
Proximity to transportation is more crucial for office development than for an arena, he says, and juxtaposition of the arena and train station would help create a corridor of development and thriving economic activity stretching to and spilling into the retail hub along Broad Street.
Old "headframes" - metal structures above the entry to the actual mine shafts - are the only indicator of the once thriving mining activity in the region.
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Ripley was married briefly early in his career to a Ziegfeld Follies girl, but by the 1930s he was living up to his reputation as America's most eligible bachelor, a man about town who thrived on activity and relished all things strange.
Credit markets are thriving, and economic activity has returned.
Brazilian banks are thriving as lending activity has picked up.
I am a very creative person and love connecting with people and thrive in activities that utilize those skill sets.
In what may be one of the biggest digs of the 21st century, a team of Danish archeologists believe they have uncovered a once thriving center of Viking activity, Sliasthorp, the fabled military base occupied by the earliest Scandinavian kings.
Indeed, these activities are thriving, as they must if the university is to deliver a transformative educational experience.
Because the viceregal capitals were organized like European courts, literary activity thrived there throughout the colonial period.
