"conducive to fostering" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an environment that is helpful or beneficial for developing or promoting something. For example, "The school's small class sizes and supportive faculty are conducive to fostering a positive learning environment for each student."
Most agree that the outgoing regime of tick-box regulation governing lawyers' behaviour isn't conducive to fostering the sort of dialogue Delacroix would like to see.
"I can see the case for making the English school system more meritocratic, more conducive to fostering high performance," said Schleicher. "I'm not convinced that having a few more grammar schools is going to solve the problem because the bulk of the issue lies within schools, not between schools.
Practitioners especially those who are not internists can examine whether their interactions are conducive to fostering mammography use.
Those who do, meanwhile, say that the escapes are conducive to daydreaming and help to foster neighborhood loyalty.
Intersectoral efforts that include the development of shared indicators and objectives are needed to foster conditions conducive to expanding effective integration programs.
I empathize with the principal's discomfort with today's fashion and her desire to foster an environment conducive to learning.
Structural interventions, such as empowering sex workers and decriminalizing sex work, have the potential to foster an environment conducive to safer sex and service delivery.
These cytokines, including Interleukin-6 (IL-6), have been shown to foster a microenvironment conducive to the progression of various types of cancer [ 42– 42].
We hope to inspire and support a network of student housing co-operatives all around the Britain and to foster within them an environment conducive to political organising and social change, much like in the US student co-ops.
In particular, the YMI experience illustrates the importance of relationship building at various levels in order to foster an environment that is conducive to change.
In order to foster an institution-wide culture conducive to ensuring adequate communication with LFP patients will require both the development of a hospital-wide policy and service-level activities aimed at reinforcing this policy and putting it into practice.
