The phrase "and catalysing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing the act of causing or accelerating a process or reaction, often in scientific or metaphorical discussions.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at improving efficiency and catalysing innovation within the organization."
Alternatives: "and facilitating" or "and promoting".
Goldberg credits the filmmaker behind The Graduate for discovering her and catalysing her career.
Empirical analysis can help to understand films' effectiveness in informing populations at risk and catalysing action to reduce risk.
The silent consensus would be more understandable if the hard work of decarbonisation and catalysing public engagement had already been done.
They rather hoped for "some catastrophic and catalysing event like a new Pearl Harbor" to kickstart their dream of a world run by US military might.
They are hemoproteins encoded by a superfamily of genes converting a broad variety of substrates and catalysing a variety of interesting chemical reactions.
On this showing, it would appear the vociferous amphibians instead turned their attentions to disturbing the Arabian team, keeping them awake with their ribbits and catalysing a 4-0 demolition.
She inspired the army's social policy and catalysed the so-called slum brothers and slum sisters.
"Reforms that facilitate the scaling up of infrastructure investment would help raise productive capacity, boost short-term demand directly, and catalyse private investment," it said.
For vampires belong to altogether more prosperous times and catalyse an entirely different set of anxieties, mostly to do with sex.
There's no need for body horror any more; it's simply ideas that infect the host and catalyse the transformation.
Peaceful protest has stopped the whale meat transport in Hamburg and catalysed our campaigners meeting with Korean authorities to discuss improved nuclear emergency plans.
