"thriving enterprise" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a business that is doing well and expanding. For example: "The new online company has become a thriving enterprise in just a few months."
It is now a pocket of thriving enterprise of exactly the type that most cities crave.
The ease of travel has also nurtured a thriving enterprise in smuggling, known euphemistically as "border trading".
1pm: lunch at Mudbrick There are views galore at Mudbrick Vineyard & Restaurant, a thriving enterprise on a hill near Oneroa.
Our last stop was at The Egg & I Pork Farm, a thriving enterprise just outside New Milford.
By the prospects of a small business owner who dreams of turning a good idea into a thriving enterprise.
In April, a federal judge sent him to prison for seven years for helping to keep Albany's kleptocracy a thriving enterprise.
That helps towns with thriving enterprises more than those with fewer firms and harder social problems.
Sanpower says on its website: "Striving to be a viable, thriving global enterprise with distinct Chinese roots and DNA, Sanpower aims to become a Fortune Global 500 Company by 2015".
Chile, with its political stability and thriving free enterprise system, is a darling of investors.
Across the river, in what in Soviet days used to be another part of the same town, very similar people also ethnic Russians, but living in now-independent Estonia earn up to $500 a month in thriving manufacturing enterprises.
But mostly, I learned that the stigma surrounding female sexuality is what continues to ensure businesses like strip cubs are thriving, successful enterprises.
