"create a fertile ground" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation or environment which is beneficial for growth, progress, or development. For example, "The new partnership between the two companies will create a fertile ground for innovative ideas."
The protracted national service, under conditions that often turn it into forced labour and create a fertile ground for other violations, is another compelling one.
There have been intellectual discussions between the church and the left for decades...the new thing is that many ordinary believers and voters are opting for the left politically and that should create a fertile ground for debate.
This would create a fertile ground for altruism and sharing.
We want to create a fertile ground for app and hardware developers".
This will create a fertile ground for promoting awareness campaigns in the country.
Multiple and concurrent sexual partnerships, and exchanging sex for gifts, favors, or money create a fertile ground for HIV transmission.
Fear and division thrive on insecurity, and the instability caused by the recession created a fertile ground for intolerance and prejudice.
"They also have a single goal: "the destruction of civilization, giving rise to Islamophobia and creating a fertile ground for further intervention of foreign forces in our region," he said, insisting that its leaders were not followers of Islam and scolding the western media for repeatedly describing them so.
SmartCity Malta is well underway to provide some nice office space, but creating a fertile ground for tech start-ups will be the hardest challenge.
It's created a fertile ground for illegal betting as some players risk their reputation and career to get these high-value items from other players. .
