The phrase "a year to foster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a time period dedicated to encouraging growth or development in a particular area or relationship.
Example: "The organization has committed to a year to foster collaboration among its members to enhance productivity."
Alternatives: "a year to promote" or "a year to cultivate".
No more small nonprofits, like Streetside Stories, which publishes work by 650 middle school kids every year to foster a love of reading and writing.
Also committed to diversity, the school hosts multiple events each year to foster cultural inclusion.
After the rioting an armoured personnel carrier with helmeted troops on top cruised through Lhasa, displaying a red banner that read "religious activities must keep to the law".Official insensitivity to ethnic minorities is evident in attempts in recent years to foster a cult of the Yellow Emperor, a mythical ancestor of the Han race, who supposedly lived 5,000 years ago.
And we aim to be there for about 10 to 15 to 20 years to foster a faster and more durable recovery.
In Europe, it took our forefathers hundreds of years to foster a climate of peaceful coexistence among communities adhering to different beliefs.
A couple from Bedford who have devoted 25 years to fostering children, many with physical or learning disabilities, have been made MBEs in the New Year Honours list.
WASHINGTON -- Republicans on a congressional tax-writing committee objected Tuesday to the cost of a bill that would spend $1 million a year to help keep foster kids out of the sex trade, and then voted for $310 billion in tax breaks for businesses.
For example, Michael McAuliff reported that the House Ways and Means Committee, during a legislative mark-up earlier this year, objected to passing legislation that "would spend $1 million a year to help keep foster kids out of the sex trade" because the bill was not fully offset but then "voted in favor of $310 billion in tax breaks for businesses" without budget offsets.
Under the terms of his sentencing, Strawberry can ask Foster after a year to return home if he is progressing well in his treatment.
This Emotional Life is a two-year campaign to foster awareness, connections and solutions around emotional wellness.
