The phrase "action to foster a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing initiatives or efforts aimed at promoting or encouraging a particular outcome or behavior.
Example: "The organization has launched an action to foster a culture of inclusivity within the workplace."
Alternatives: "effort to promote a" or "initiative to encourage a".
"In our view it is important for the new government to take action to foster Greece's continued economic recovery," Steffen Seibert, a spokesman for the German chancellor, Angela Merkel', said.
"But I never heard of tests having problems". Universities nationwide should look beyond affirmative action to foster diversity on campus, panelists told university audiences during a national video conference broadcast Monday from the University of Texas.
WALL STREET JOURNAL Fed President Calls for More Central Bank Stimulus | Charles Evans, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, said worrisome economic data indicated the Fed should take more aggressive action to foster economic growth, Reuters reports.
But on Monday evening, Greengrass, 60, cautioned that the British film and television industries need to take urgent action to foster talent in order to continue to compete on the world stage.
Actions likely to foster a healthy family-staff partnership are outlined below.
Can you please explain how incorporating a gender lens into CGI's many efforts - from developing Commitments to Action, to fostering cross-sector partnerships, to highlighting stories of impact to inspire new action - strengthens CGI's work?
Until we all commit to taking action every day to foster a true spirit of inclusion, we'll risk perpetuating racial harms and undermining the true spirit of medical professionalism.
Yes, Mr Bernanke said the Fed was not out of bullets and wasprepared to take further policy actions as needed to foster a return to full utilisation of our nation's productive potential in a context of price stability.My US colleague's analysis is here.
"More than 74% of the candidates who suffered abuse [based on the survey results] did so on social media, with limited actions taken to foster an environment of respect and tolerance in the platform.
The latter ("consensus" scenario) foresees a series of actions to foster the growth of railway traffic and encourage the simultaneous reduction of road traffic.
