"encourage dynamism" is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest promoting enthusiasm and excitement, or active behavior. For example: "The new team leader is known for their ability to encourage dynamism in the workplace."
Let us hope he becomes a pragmatist and moves toward policies that encourage economic dynamism and discourage adventures by the world's rogues.
Under the guise of encouraging economic dynamism and responding to international competition, governments on both sides of the Atlantic have spent three decades undermining the gains that workers made during and after the Second World War.
Britain's lower-taxed, less regulated economy has helped to encourage entrepreneurship and dynamism, and its GDP per head has overtaken that of France.
This encouraged an economic dynamism that has been quite extraordinary.
In his speech Wednesday, Mr. Bernanke again argued that the government must allow for private-sector innovation to encourage growth and avoid inhibiting the "dynamism of our economy".
Along with a welcome stream of revenue, these courses have also brought a sense of real-world dynamism to campuses, as they encourage working professionals to re-enter the classroom.
Conservatives are supposed to believe in the logic of capitalism; that if you encourage the movement of goods, ideas and people, then you increase dynamism, you increase creative destruction and you end up creating more wealth that improves lives over all.
Parker is still in charge, and has described the school spirit in these terms: "Competition is promoted, achievement is applauded, and individual dynamism is encouraged".
To do it we need two things - to secure the recovery, and to put in place an ambitious long-term plan that harnesses and encourages the skills and dynamism of British workers and British businesses".
