The phrase "yield fruitful" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to mean that something has been successful and beneficial. For example: All of her hard work and dedication finally yielded fruitful results when she won the competition.
This venerable field continues to yield fruitful areas of inquiry.
Military intervention embarked upon by the current administration has yet to yield fruitful results.
The sensitivity of Weber Bars -- both in terms of wave magnitude and frequency -- seemed unlikely to yield fruitful results.
According the theory, structural and positional variations and collective assets, such as trust and common ideology, are important since they affect the degree to which social relations thrive and yield fruitful results.
A more hit-or-miss approach that may still yield fruitful results is to simply search the internet for cheap, low-cost, low-income, or affordable legal help.
It's not clear whether the proposal unveiled earlier this month will ultimately yield fruitful negotiations, but initial skepticism in Olancha, Lone Pine, Big Pine, Independence and Bishop is giving way to genuine excitement.
"The Nuremberg Code says you can only do human testing if it yields fruitful results for the good of society that you can't achieve any other way," Mr. Olson said.
She said that in recent years, the China-UK "Golden Era" had yielded fruitful results including more Chinese investment in the UK in the past five years than the previous 30.
The project has already yielded fruitful results: Ferrarese says astronomers had only identified approximately 1,600 galaxies in the Virgo Cluster before NGVS, but by using CFHT's powerful camera over a huge 100-square-degree swath of the sky (an area larger than 500 full moons), researchers have now cataloged more than three times as many previously unseen galaxies.
Their complementary backgrounds and perspectives, and the balance of insider/outsider status, yields fruitful conversations [ 48].
Moreover, our work yielded fruitful results with respect to estimating the molecular evolutionary rates of mtDNA sequences (Cytb and CR), which change depending on the time that has passed over the last 100,000 years.
