"encourage on" is not correct and it is not used in written English.
It is not a valid phrase. If you wish to express the idea of continuing to encourage someone, you can use phrases such as "keep encouraging," "continue to encourage," or "go on encouraging." Example: "I believe in you, so keep encouraging yourself to reach your goals."
The industry plan allows manufacturers to display as many as two "nutrients to encourage" on each package, from a list of eight — potassium, fiber, vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin D, calcium, iron and protein.
"We have chosen to have a particular approach to operating, which is the same openness we encourage on our platform, we encourage internally as well," Williams said.
Furthermore, the companies claim the search deal and technology exchange can lead to more innovation in search, which I agree with wholeheartedly and encourage on multiple levels.
"Make curtains or doilies or scarves or lampshades," the engineers encourage on their Kickstarter page.
The rule today is more often to get it out first, even if basic facts need to be revised or corrected afterward -- something obviously far easier to accomplish and encourage on a website than in a print product.
How people encourage on wikiHow.
These new shock jocks encourage on-air interaction between callers from the public and the people in the studio.
A move to set up what American advisers call "partnering" between Afghan and United States units to encourage on-the-job training -- a strategy commanders in Iraq have employed for two years -- is just starting here.
eBay will encourage on-boarding in this department to help sellers add cleaner, more buyer friendly pictures of items.
Photos helped to spread the word about culture change, encourage on-going dialogue and reinforce a shared commitment to making these aspirations a reality.
Participants then received a door prize, incentive, or food-tasting sample to encourage on-time arrival, weekly attendance, or opportunities to sample healthy snacks, respectively.
