The phrase "a fostered" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where "fostered" is an adjective describing something that has been nurtured or developed, but it requires a noun to follow it.
Example: "She has a fostered sense of empathy towards others."
Alternatives: "a nurtured" or "a developed".
That one hot summer when parts of the world are at boiling point, and when violence - whether it be childish cruelty to animals, the self-harming of a fostered child, or unthinkable atrocities committed by and against child soldiers - seeps into Liam's world.
10.7554/eLife.01385.009 Figure 5. ( A ) Fostered rats (left of dashed line) spent more time at the arena corners during open field testing than naturally reared animals (right of dashed line).
His parents, a lawyer and an academic, fostered independence and a sense of responsibility in Mr. Bornstein, their eldest son.
Self-grooming was performed less by ants with a non-native symbiont, particularly Ps1 ants receiving a cross fostered inoculation with Ps2 (Nested ANCOVA, phylotype pupae × phylotype garden: F1,66 = 4.739, p = 0.033, Figure 3A, Additional file 1: Table S3), although this did not retain significance after Bonferroni correction (threshold αʹ = 0.0125).
Boredom among phase-two recruits, who had completed training but were given menial tasks and guard duty while waiting for a posting, fostered low morale.
"I really think that soon there's going to be a very fostered, creative design community [in the U.S.] where we can flourish," says Floyd.
Ministers such as Luis López Ballesteros, a friend of the afrancesados, set the tone with a serious attempt at a government-fostered economic revival.
They have actually put European rugby on terrestrial television - two games a weekend - and that fostered an interest in the domestic game, which then drove the subscriptions.
The ability to share openly and exchange ideas freely in a format that fostered discussion made for an experience that built relationships between faculty at MIT and in Tunisia, Hamza-Chaffai notes.
In the ancient world, a city was viewed as a place that fostered civilization by being "properly designed, ordered, and adorned".
Meeting the challenge in the Silver State's tough economic times, Reid actively promoted a jobs agenda, fostered business development, and fought for a clean environment (and against Yucca Mountain).
