"thriving mix" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a combination of items that are growing and flourishing together. For example, you might say, "The thriving mix of plants and animals in the wetland preserve is a crucial part of the ecosystem."
Chapel Street is thriving with its mix of specialty boutiques, coffee shops and restaurants.
The Tony-winning Alan Cumming got the role, but when he dropped out a year later because of production delays, Ms. Taymor made an offer to Mr. Page, who by then was thriving from a mix of antidepressants and talk therapy.
Buzzfeed's Jon Steinberg followed with his apt analogy of the Paris Cafe and how his thriving community effectively mixes the humor of puppy pictures with the breaking of serious, hard-hitting political news.
There is nothing wrong with mixing creativity with commerce, in fact many of the biggest businesses in the world are thriving on this unique mix.
Briggle, though, argues that the Texas energy industry was already thriving under the existing mix of local and statewide regulation and that most rights owners are not from Denton, meaning there is limited financial benefit for the community.
But a great deal of head-scratching produced no obvious pairings, primarily because America Online is a unusual hybrid that has thrived with a mix of virtual communities and copious proprietary content and services.
In tech, The Information, founded by a former Wall Street Journal editor, has thrived with a mix of trend-based reporting and news scoops, while Stratechery, an analysis-focused newsletter/blog from Taiwan-based writer Ben Thompson, has also shown the model to be lucrative.
An entertainment tax should certainly stay in that mix, especially when it comes to thriving businesses like movies, sports events, concerts and dog shows.
Budapest's art scene is a diverse mix of Hungarians and international artists, with thriving grass-roots galleries and collectives like Műszi, Budapest Art Factory and Puccs.
