"thriving nature" is correct and usable in written English.
It is an example of an adjective used to describe something that is growing and developing in a healthy way. For example: "We found ourselves captivated by the thriving nature of the city's cultural activities."
We also attended the Columbia Scholastic Press Association's conference this year, meeting student journalists from dozens of schools around the country, exchanging papers and ideas in a dynamic atmosphere that definitely attested to the thriving nature of the scholastic press in America.
▪ Highly motivated staff in the OMBU due to the thriving nature of the unit, with large numbers of births and ready backup from the hospital OU. ▪ Increased quality of care for low-risk pregnancies due to the ability of motivated staff in the OMBU to focus on comfort and quality of midwifery care.
We settled for the comforting thought that somewhere in the park's 843 acres, a freshly-hatched family was thriving where nature called it to be, having left behind one of the toniest addresses and genteelest settings to brave the wilds across the street.
The primary goal of DreamMakers is to create such a future where "organizations can excel, people can thrive, and nature can flourish".
More encouragingly, in Alaska, where salmon are thriving, Safina explores nature's resilience, citing what "may be the world's best example of managing valuable wildlife to the benefit of regional jobs and prosperity".
By their very nature, thriving small businesses are innovative and niche, which again is very attractive to the bad guys who may be interested in customer data and intellectual property and know exactly how to pick out the weak targets".
Over the past seven years, we have been researching the nature of thriving in the workplace and the factors that enhance or inhibit it.
Banishing a corruptive evil that has stopped nature from thriving is a narrative often found in the Legend of Zelda series; it's there in Okami, and in Super Mario Sunshine.
Every day you can win big, thriving on the competitive nature of the business.
McClelland says that Duke is a very social place, thriving from its interdisciplinary nature and diverse community, but that he thinks the university can do a better job of translating that social nature into collaboration for entrepreneurship.
Careers in nature are thriving because there is a lot to be discovered.
