The phrase "and to encourage the extension of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the promotion or support of the growth or expansion of something, such as an idea, program, or initiative.
Example: "The organization aims to promote sustainability and to encourage the extension of green practices in local communities."
Alternatives: "and to promote the expansion of" or "and to support the growth of".
World Council of Service Clubs, cooperative organization formed in 1946 by several international associations of young men's service clubs for the purpose of furthering international cooperation and understanding and to encourage the extension of such clubs.
To improve acceptance of PITC among MSM in China, stronger efforts are needed to lower the psychosocial barriers to receiving PITC, to promote HIV/AIDS awareness, and to encourage the extension of HIV testing.
The proposed methods encourage the extension of this work to full-text articles, to elucidate many more relations from Biomedical literature.
We should encourage the extension of this level of enforcement to a similar scourge, the Jet Ski.
Lothar, in addition, encouraged the extension of German authority and the spread of Christianity in the districts east of the Elbe.
However, academia actively encourages the extension of working hours.
Other transportation proposals include an extension of the PATH train system from New Jersey so that it could connect with the No. 4 and 5 lines of the New York City subway at Fulton Street, and an extension of the No. 7 subway line from 42nd Street farther south to 31st Street or beyond to encourage the development of Manhattan's West Side north of the trade center.
The remote nature of this type of deadly violence has the potential to encourage overuse and extension of the policy to more countries and more perceived threats.
Ribas adds: "It's also when I started to encourage other people to look for their own sense, to search and experiment with the extension of their senses and their perception of reality".
Poundbury, which was created in 1993, is an urban extension to Dorchester and was built by the prince to encourage greener ways of living.
The CONSORT-NPT extension was specifically created to encourage reporting of these intervention-specific items given their importance in generalising a trial intervention to non-trial populations.
