"conducive to playing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to describe something that supports or encourages an activity, such as playing a game or musical instrument. For example, "The bright, sunny day was conducive to playing a game of tennis."
The England team approach looks very conducive to playing expressive, positive cricket".
Van Gundy had preached running this season, but his controlling coaching style -- he called many of the plays from the sideline -- and the tense environment it created is not conducive to playing an up-tempo game.
Is that a mood or sentiment conducive to playing Nintendogs in 3D?
Oldham manager Lee Johnson told BBC Radio Manchester: "It's fair to say it was a narrow defeat, the pitch wasn't conducive to playing any sort of football.
In the aftermath of natural disasters or other large-scale catastrophes - Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines and the Ebola quarantines in West Africa come to mind - ChildFund regularly sets up "child-centered spaces," safe zones where we can not only tend to children's basic health and nutritional needs, but also ensure that they are in an environment that is conducive to play.
Danis [ 25 ] once described in 1953 that impacted graft incorporation was conducive to play a supporting role in spinal stability, and even has beneficial effects for bone fusion.
5) Shivering isn't conducive to work – or play Students are one of the most likely demographics to turn the heating off because they are scared of receiving sky-high bills.
Proper set-up is conducive to proper playing technique, so take time to understand how your snare drum should be positioned and adjusted before playing.
"The current theater," Mr. Woodward said, "is not always conducive to small plays.
All courts are lit and therefore conducive to night play, and the inner courts are painted blue to facilitate the tracking of the ball.
Yet research on recess consistently indicates that many school playgrounds are challenged by a social landscape that is not conducive to meaningful play.
