The phrase "a fostering of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the encouragement or support of a particular idea, behavior, or development.
Example: "The organization is dedicated to a fostering of creativity among its members to inspire innovative solutions."
Alternatives: "an encouragement of" or "a promotion of".
A salient feature of strong reading is 'picturing', a fostering of words to create a visual terrain in our heads.
Each of the five sections is divided into themes that provide a brief symbolic evocation of Dutch influence on the Hudson Valley, be it attitudes toward slavery, the building of towns and forts, a fostering of free enterprise and trade, or the extensive influence of the Dutch Reformed Church, which encouraged the use of the Dutch language up until the American Revolution.
Matthews also believes Gatland's Wales and Schmidt's Ireland, whose players are drawn from small pools in regional and provincial rugby, have benefited from a fostering of a club ethos on the international stage.
With shows like Insecure and Atlanta catering to current and young black audiences, the treatment of black hair when matched with 20 years of wigs and cookie-cutter chemical care, serves as a fostering of new mentalities.
This rate of loss is 3 5% of the cells per generation, while the remaining cells that retain sufficient plasmids can be afforded selective advantages such as a fostering of their survival and proliferation as, for example, in the case of B-cells infected by EBV.
On the other hand, inconvenient systems or methods sometimes provide users with such benefits as enhanced awareness, increased creative contributions, and a fostering of affirmative feelings.
As a foster mom of 23, she has a long track record of standing up for foster children and orphans.
A foster parent of the individual named on the certificate.
The money proved crucial at a time of recession in the fostering of a younger generation.
For an atheist, one of the most interesting functions of Christmas is its fostering of a spirit of community.
She is survived by a foster son, Yong-ho Ch'oe of Honolulu.
