"continue fostering" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about continuing to support or nurture something, such as a relationship, a skill, or an idea. Example: "It is important to continue fostering a love for learning in students, even outside of the classroom."
"How do you drive a large community and continue fostering a culture of autonomy?" he asked.
This allows the company to tailor its messages to continue fostering shareholder support giving it an information advantage over activists.
Despite the important role foster parents serve, little attention has been given to understand what impacts their decision about whether to continue fostering.
Mr. Coletti said he asked Mr. de Blasio how he planned to continue fostering growth in the construction industry, and was "very satisfied with the answer".
Thus, there is an emerging need for new materials and technologies to follow in Silcon's footsteps so we can continue fostering this growth.
To continue fostering the ability to identify and understand the feelings of someone of a different background, the project has evolved into an online presence.
This growth will continue, fostered by vibrant competition among cable, wireless, wire line and other evolving means.
The purpose of this study was to understand what factors impact a parent's likelihood of continuing fostering.
When they replied that they were "marvellous," Bonaparte responded that it was just as well, since he would have them shot if they continued "fostering mutinies and preaching revolt".
Still, Berger said, there are 60 students at the Brooklyn Free School, and a "growing waiting list". He just wants to make sure he continues fostering a diverse mix of students, and to keep offering affordable tuition.
The quantifiable savings of preventing young children from the expensive burden of continuing foster care drives savings for government, a portion of which are passed on as returns to investors.
