The phrase "an intervention to foster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or programs aimed at promoting or encouraging a specific outcome or behavior.
Example: "The organization implemented an intervention to foster community engagement among local residents."
Alternatives: "a measure to promote" or "an initiative to encourage".
The king has called for a spiritual intervention to counter extremist ideologies with a message of peace and tolerance; a cultural intervention to foster a new, post-sectarian identity for countries fractured by ancient differences; and political and economic interventions to alleviate the root causes of disaffection that render societies vulnerable to extremist ideologies.
Specifically, this pilot study aimed to test the use of the Patient Dignity Question as a brief intervention to foster a more person-centred climate by promoting a therapeutic relationship between HCPs and their patients.
The others will need "early intervention" to foster their physical, social or language development.
Timberg worries about the destruction of artistic "infrastructure" and hopes that there will be government intervention to foster it.
Most of the premises for legitimacy supporting the intercultural policy narrative (as discussed further on) come precisely in the added value of these communicative practices and the justification of how policy intervention to foster relations can benefit society.
There is an increased focus on teaching interventions to foster professional and patient-centred attitudes at medical school [ 12].
This study is a critical step in helping to inform interventions to foster collegial and respectful relationships as point-of-care healthcare professionals strive to provide quality patient care.
Based on these findings, we propose recommendations for designing a portfolio of mixed customized water-electricity DSM interventions to foster conservation or peak shifting objectives.
