'encourage review' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest that someone should take the time to read through or assess something in detail. For example, "We encourage review of the following proposals before making a decision."
Archival materials are collected and preserved so that they can ultimately be used, often that includes publication, possibly this will encourage review of some materials in collections for potential use and wider access.
We particularly encourage review articles that generate innovative and testable ideas, and constructive discussions and/or critiques of health disparities.
To encourage review of the comments, participants were provided with time in class to do self-correction on the returned learning checks.
Unfortunately, the acute care setting does not encourage review of chronic and preventive medications.
18 This is a welcome development but to successfully reduce clinical governance times the authors encourage review of the issues raised in this report.
It takes very little money to manage and encourage reviews.
But take it one step further when you encourage reviews, also encourage your customers to be totally honest.
When it comes to SEO, the most important directory listing and profile to encourage reviews on is undoubtedly Google Places.
The journal particularly encourages review papers that summarize existing information and synthesize recent findings.
Adam Shepard learned this lesson the hard way: despite encouraging reviews, his Japanese-inspired restaurant, Taku, remained stubbornly empty.
Despite encouraging reviews, his work was not garnering sales or international press as the company was expanding in China and Japan.
