The phrase "a conducive environment in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing settings or conditions that are favorable for a particular activity or outcome.
Example: "The school aims to create a conducive environment in which students can thrive academically and socially."
Alternatives: "a supportive atmosphere in" or "a favorable setting in".
"Unfortunately, humanitarian agencies have created a conducive environment in which sexual exploitation has thrived".
Irungu is in no doubt that African scientists can tackle the continent's problems if given a conducive environment in which to work.
Try to create a conducive environment in which you can immediately relax into and make it part of your daily routine.
The role of a conducive environment in having an effective PMTCT programme was documented at the start of this initiative [ 10].
A conducive environment in line with the aspirations of the public health professionals is likely to increase job satisfaction and consequently to have a positive effect on individual, organizational and quality of health care services in today's evolving health system of Pakistan.
If you are able to create a conducive environment outlined in the first four elements, then I invite you to experiment with the opportunity of creating serial intrapreneurs within your company.
This paper describes key components of the operations research study, key research findings, and follow-up actions that contributed to create a conducive environment and evidence in scaling up medical abortion services in rural areas of Nepal.
Following the training, the 9 trainers implemented sensitization workshops for 100 MOEHE officials, school teachers, counselors, parents and youth club workers to ensure that a conducive environment is created in the schools and youth clubs to learn about HIV/AIDS.
For instance, while both pre-service as well as in-service science teachers show general preference to guided inquiry, pre-service teachers are less concerned about having a conducive environment for the inquiry while in-service teachers weighed having a conducive environment as very important.
"More comfortable and familiar surroundings, plus the support of her wider family and friends, will undoubtedly provide a more conducive environment in which Maria can commence the next phase of her recovery.
Anne Thomas, head of midwifery at the hospital, said: "The value of caring for women in a conducive environment is known to be key to a positive birth experience - be that in an obstetric labour ward, a birth centre or at home".
