The phrase "a system to encourage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a framework or method designed to promote a certain behavior or outcome.
Example: "The organization implemented a system to encourage employee engagement and productivity."
Alternatives: "a framework to promote" or "a method to foster".
We already have a system to encourage philanthropy.
And it includes a system to encourage insurance companies to provide more affordable plans with fewer benefits or higher deductibles.
The results of the review are being used in the Foot-LITE project, aimed at developing a system to encourage 'smart' – that is safe and green – driving.
The measures include a plan to stop minors leaving France without parental consent, increased surveillance of Islamist websites, and a system to encourage parents to signal suspicious behaviour in their children.
Dr. Prabhakar's "first experiment was in Bangalore in 2008, when he created a system to encourage employees at the software company Infosys to choose different travel times to its suburban campus," he writes.
Dr. Prabhakar's first experiment was in Bangalore in 2008, when he created a system to encourage employees at the software company Infosys to choose different travel times to its suburban campus.
This industry has a crucial role to play in rebalancing the UK economy, but we need a fairer system to encourage growth.
To overcome that, his Government took measures to stimulate private savings and adopted a liberal system to encourage foreign capital, aiming at "export-led" growth.
Altogether, the efforts of the Program Support Office and several State Department offices have generated a governance system to encourage better behavior by companies.
Thus, to ensure trustworthiness, incentive mechanisms are highly needed for a reputation system to encourage rational peers to provide truthful feedbacks.
These exclusive rights and time periods are intended as a reward system to encourage authors and artists to write and create things.
