"effectively foster" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to express the idea of promoting or encouraging the growth or development of something. For example: The school has implemented a series of initiatives to effectively foster a more inclusive learning environment.
However, to effectively foster responsible, sustainable investment, investors and States quite simply need to collaborate.
Well-designed patient and physician education, pharmacovigilance, and postmarketing surveillance can reduce the diversion and misuse of drugs with abuse liability and can effectively foster the protection and promotion of public health.
Moreover, online lending platforms should also provide various functions to help users effectively foster their own reputations.
It is therefore important that preschool educational programs be designed to support all developmental domains and to effectively foster such knowledge, skills and attitudes (Senemoğlu 1994).
Unlike the water droplets making up fog, the solid is considerably more S-rich (∼28 wt% S compared with the liquid's 14 16 wt% S) sinking and depleting the remaining liquid in S. If well-mixed, this will effectively foster further Fe crystallization because the remaining liquid will crystallize iron.
I am among the majority of scientists and conservationists who have done little to effectively foster this relationship in a sustainable manner.
Empirical results demonstrated that, in these two cases, the teachers successfully developed CT-integrated instruction for effectively fostering students' CT skills and dispositions, while improving student achievement.
Writing effectively fosters students' development of these constructs, and it offers a unique window into studying how they relate.
Whether it's Silicon Valley's Y Combinator or Washington DC's 1776, incubators have become a necessary component for effectively fostering new startups and developing the next generation of tech talent.
Lay community members can be trained to independently review health and medical research, and wider societal involvement in funding decisions, can be effectively fostered.
Successes include the 2008 law against gender-based violence which was brought to parliament by four women and four men who effectively fostered buy-in from the mostly male parliament at that time [ 43].
