"encourage knowledge transfer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to express the idea that two people should share their knowledge and expertise with each other. For example, "The company promotes collaboration by encouraging knowledge transfer among its employees."
Recent UK government policy has included programmes to encourage knowledge transfer from universities to industry (DTI 2001).
If the primary goal of intergenerational programs is to encourage knowledge transfer mediated by social interaction, it is important to understand how digital games facilitate conversation, communication and learning between the two age groups, and how the age differences could be used to sustain mutual engagement in the games (Zhang & Kaufman, 2016a).
Third, for grant program design and planning in clinical and health services research some ways to improve impacts might be the implementation of policies to encourage knowledge transfer (or exchange) either pushed by the researchers or pulled from decision-makers.
Hence, the translation of research evidence into practice is critical and governments and funding bodies in Australia are increasingly focussing on ways to encourage knowledge transfer from 'bench to bedside'.
In its first inquiry, it called for the establishment of a UK remanufacturing centre of excellence to raise the sector's profile and encourage greater knowledge transfer between key players.
To improve MD management, this study highlights the importance of extending multidisciplinary GP practice settings with salary or hourly fee payment; access to psychotherapeutic and psychiatric expertise; and case-discussion training involving local networks of GPs and MD specialists that encourage both knowledge transfer and shared care.
The student research projects were set up as a knowledge transfer experiment in itself, encouraging knowledge sharing between the students, between the universities and between the companies involved.
"How can we take this process that we're using in the customer team and using Apiary as a tool, to encourage more collaboration and more knowledge transfer?" Lee asks.
Both explanatory factors are influenced by international organizations that provide knowledge transfer and encourage private actor participation.
We want to encourage this back and forth and knowledge transfer between our coders and their communities, and around the various tech hubs in townships, like our friends at LEAP schools in Pinelands, RLabs in Athlone and the Barn in Khayelitsha.
