The phrase "aid to foster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing support or assistance aimed at promoting growth, development, or improvement in a particular area.
Example: "The organization provides financial aid to foster education in underprivileged communities."
Alternatives: "help to promote" or "support to encourage".
Pursuit of scholarships for financial aid to foster increased diversity and inclusion in graduate arts education.
Like many others, the two academics are disappointed by the failure of the existing system of aid to foster economic development in poor countries.
A second program within the project provides transition aid to foster youths about to enter adulthood, some of whom find themselves suddenly homeless after leaving the county's care.
Whether by carefully giving aid to foster genuine development, or withholding aid to countries where corruption or human-rights abuses contribute to the exodus of refugees, foreign aid should aim to alleviate conditions that produce refugees.
Pakistanis saw it as an illegal breach of sovereignty, while to many in the U.S., the incident proved that Pakistan had been using billions in aid to foster extremist forces in the region.
These findings suggest a need for greater coordination between democracy promotion assistance and aid intended to foster economic development.
Mr. Romney implied he'd handle foreign aid differently from the Obama administration, but mostly endorsed policies already in place like using aid money to foster free enterprise.
Failure will only increase migration flows and undermine faith in capitalism, she argues, saying that Britain will increasingly use aid cash to foster private enterprise.
Using our aid budget to foster these things not only improves the lives of people across the world, but it improves their country's economic prospects – and in turn, our own prosperity at home.
vanden Eynde: Our mission is to help African disadvantaged youth become more self-reliant, less dependent on aid, and to foster entrepreneurship.
Not long ago, aid groups tried to foster peace by paying for a television commercial that showed two boys, a Christian named Robert and a Muslim named Hassan.
