The phrase 'vibrant nature' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a scene with vibrant colours, such as in the following example sentence: The rolling hills of the countryside were alive with a vibrant nature, providing a beautiful backdrop for the wedding ceremony.
To a visitor, however, this just underlines the vibrant nature of Budapest nightlife.
People group together and spam those who have different political views; social media reflects the vibrant nature of Turkish society.
For much of a thrilling first half, the football faithfully reflected the vibrant nature of Porto Alegre.
The examples given in this account illustrate the vibrant nature of research in the area of functional polymers and its great potential impact on to-morrow's technologies.
Not surprisingly given the vibrant nature of the eBay community, a number of fixes to the current rating system have been suggested over the years.
The light flickers through each leaf, reflecting it's vibrant nature, as if it were a gel or gobo creating moving shadows on my body.
ANDREA DEL SARTO: THE RENAISSANCE WORKSHOP IN ACTION The snappy title of this exhibition reflects the vibrant, energetic nature of the Florentine artist named after his father's profession as a tailor ("sarto").
As Emma and I strolled around the lake on that vibrant morning, nature, heedless of the crises she and I faced, celebrated the season with a riot of color and a chorus of birdsong.
San Francisco is certainly a fantastic city full of vibrant people, nature and shops, but it didn't resonate with me as a place I would like to call home someday.
One of Wilson's most vibrant hymns to nature was inspired by the scenery around "Lake Nemi and Genzano from the Terrace of the Capuchin Monastery".
Also performing this season is Abdel Salaam's vibrant Forces of Nature Dance Theater Company, an early blender of African traditional and American modern-dance styles.
