The phrase "truly flourish" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to really thrive or grow in a robust and successful way. Example: "With the proper resources and support, the small business was able to truly flourish and expand its operations."
Their theory is that if we severely weaken copyright protections, innovation will truly flourish.
The Houdini of the Hardwood needed a cohort for his unorthodox style to truly flourish and together, they eluded everyone.
I was also sad that Tyrion's budding alliance with Sansa was shot down before it could truly flourish.
It was refreshing also to see Fox and his new pals pooh-pooh the notion that one can never truly flourish in a new gender presentation.
Those are dope, man!" If the online fan base that theAudience has methodically and quietly started to cultivate begins to truly flourish, a cable reality show and more books may come next.
There are few better examples than Mr. Berlusconi, whose commingling of public and private power is unrivaled in Europe and has prompted questions about whether democracy can truly flourish when one man dominates so much of a country.
And along with collectibles trading, genealogy is a consumer category that has truly flourished in the digital era.
And along with collectibles trading, it is a consumer category that has truly flourished in the digital era.
That's where the jobs are for the long term, and that's the only route to a truly flourishing future.
But if one must find a recent starting point, a more appropriate decade would be the 1990s, when human rights organizations truly flourished and international criminal tribunals became reality.
The fourth, Disappearance, will explain why Petra only ever truly flourished for 400 or so years; while the fifth, Story Tellers, will allow today's archaeologists to show how new discoveries are still being made on site.
