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Yes, 施展 (shīzhǎn) can be used to express a positive outcome. It means to put something to good use or give free play to something.
For example, you can say "他施展了他的才华，成功地完成了这项任务" (tā shīzhǎn le tā de cáihuá, chénggōng de wánchéng le zhè xiàng rènwù), which means "He put his talents to good use and successfully completed this task."
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In everyday conversation, 施展 (shīzhǎn) is often used to describe someone using their skills or talents to their full potential. It can also refer to someone making the most of a situation or opportunity.
For example, you might say "他施展了他的领导能力，成功地带领团队完成了任务" (tā shīzhǎn le tā de lǐngdǎo nénglì, chénggōng de dàilǐng tuánduì wánchéng le rènwù) which means "He put his leadership skills to good use and successfully led the team to complete the task."
Another common usage of 施展 is in the phrase "施展才华" (shīzhǎn cáihuá), which means "to give free play to one's talents." For example, you might say "她在音乐会上施展了她的才华，让观众们都为之倾倒" (tā zài yīnyuèhuì shàng shīzhǎn le tā de cáihuá, ràng guānzhòng men dōu wèi zhī qīngdǎo) which means "She showcased her talents at the concert and impressed the audience."
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