The phrase "and promoting a system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to support or enhance a particular system, such as in organizational, technological, or social contexts.
Example: "The committee is focused on improving community engagement and promoting a system that encourages participation from all residents."
Alternatives: "and advocating for a system" or "and supporting a system".
These companies are jointly developing and promoting a new system to display smartphone applications on the dashboard of the car, using a USB, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi connection.
Everyone engaged in agricultural biotechnology has a role to play in educating, communicating, and promoting a science-based global system that will facilitate rather than impede trade of agricultural biotechnology products.
Fair Food, an enterprise dedicated to bringing locally grown food to market and promoting a humane, sustainable agriculture system for greater Philadelphia, is another great example of growth through integrated capital financing.
OCA is a non-profit, dedicated to safeguarding organic standards and promoting a healthy, just, and sustainable system of agriculture and commerce.
I assume we will also continue the state's push on environmental quality and promoting a modern, renewable energy-based power system.
The paper urges "everyone to treasure, maintain and promote a democratic system that is suitable for the realistic situation of Hong Kong".
I therefore welcome this new legislation since it: increases the number of surfactants that will be monitored and measured; it introduces a new technique for measuring biodegradability; it harmonises risk assessment systems and promotes a new labelling system.
47 55 The most significant part of educating about safety in systems is fostering an open attitude to discussing and addressing diagnostic errors, and promoting an environment that encourages engagement in system improvement.
§ Develop and promote a juvenile justice system based on international good practice covering prevention, diversion, restorative justice and reintegration.
