"create incentive" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to describe doing something to encourage a desired action or behavior from someone. For example, "The company created an incentive program to motivate employees to increase their productivity."
That would allow companies to maintain a range of sodium levels but would create incentive to cut back on salt in the most popular items.
Now, with Chávez gone, all that oil could have some real downsides: as we've seen with other oil-rich countries, all that opportunity for making money can create incentive for corruption and, potentially, civil unrest.
The industry's analysis, which has been shared with officials at the White House and the Energy Department, urges the federal government to create incentive programs that would nudge municipalities to adopt common codes, fee structures and filing procedures.
It should also create incentive programs to reduce the cost of launching things into orbit, which is still the biggest challenge, and thus the greatest cost, in space flight.
Giuseppe Rossi, the executive vice president of Bizzi & Partners Development, the building's developers, said that the company had decided to offer discounts on some units at the Setai to create "incentive prices," but that he was confident apartments would begin to move faster once more potential buyers -- and brokers -- took a look.
Corporate boards must create incentive programs for executives that are more customer and shareholder friendly than today's ridiculous systems.
"He wants to create incentives for them, not disincentives".
" 'Rich' was a dirty word; they didn't want to create incentives for consumption".
The government needs to create incentives for people to adopt this rating system.
This approach, known as "bundling" the costs, would create incentives for hospitals to lower device costs.
The challenge now is to create incentives for private restitution that can produce comparable mutual benefits.
