"encourage continuity" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it any time you want to suggest that continuing a certain activity or process is important or desirable. For example, "My teacher wanted us to encourage continuity in our research project by taking detailed notes as we progressed."
F.A.A. administrators serve five-year terms, a system meant to encourage continuity in the management of safety and modernization.
What politicians and bureaucrats have always ignored is that high remuneration levels in the financial sector - and especially substantial variable payments - serve to minimise fraud levels, retain talent, drive high performance and encourage continuity of employment.
This means that in order to achieve project goals and encourage continuity with the gains from the project, DHMTs need to integrate the project tasks within their routine work and duties.
Fee-for service is associated with greater productivity but less continuity of care when contrasted with per capita prepayment which encourages more continuity and prevention [ 18, 19].
Virtanen [16] proposed an NMF approach that encourages PSD continuity and sparseness.
This approach also encourages collective continuity for strategic priorities in an environment where funding flows and dedicated staffing can be intermittent.
The goal of social mitigation is to enable functioning of key systems and services (e.g. utilities, health delivery, security) during various phases of the pandemic by encouraging business continuity planning by both public and private sector agencies.
The study findings can provide useful insights for developing strategies to improve and support access to diabetes care and treatments, to enhance self-management activities, and to encourage appropriate use and continuity of use of medications among patients.
Other strategies based on social protection mechanisms such as public subsidies for free care of the kind provided to patients with HIV/AIDS could help to protect people with non-communicable diseases from financial risks, and encourage medication use and continuity of use.
Consumer participation in discharge planning is encouraged to ensure continuity of care and care delivery in accordance with the wishes and needs of care recipients and informal caregivers.
This demands that we develop systems that better link ED and ambulatory care, encouraging the potential continuity of care from the ED to the office and vice versa.
