The phrase "and engendering" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of causing or bringing about something, often in a context related to ideas, emotions, or social phenomena.
Example: "The new policy aims to promote inclusivity and engendering a sense of community among all employees."
Alternatives: "and fostering" or "and creating".
They then shook up the industry by going national, producing events all around the country and engendering bitterness from rivals.
The index ranks African countries according to their progress in promoting legal systems, protecting human rights and engendering economic and human development.
Petter claims BT Sport is doing the job it was launched to do – changing perceptions of the telecoms company and engendering more loyalty among their broadband customers.
"I do not attach great weight to the idea that starting this process will create great risks of dropping back into very weak growth, falling into negative inflation and engendering a splurge in risk-avoiding behaviour," said Miles.
Nana Nyarko Boateng, who visited the kiosk museum at Chale Wote street art festival this year, said she thought using something so familiar "as a tool for learning and engendering discussions about ourselves is just brilliant and absolutely pertinent".
While many financial organisations have been guilty of irresponsible lending, applying pressure on consumers to borrow and engendering a 'have-it-now' culture, we're also partly to blame for our own money woes.
Her smell filled his sinuses and engendered slobber.
Gone is the tender eroticism: the "pierced" and "bathed" and "engendered" and "sweet breath".
It was discovered before the yearbook was printed and engendered protests from the local Jewish community.
Social and mass media often promote unrealistic life expectations and engender a persecutory perfectionism within young adults.
It has tapped into the creative energy of good journalists and engendered – at The Times, and elsewhere – an openness to experimentation.
