The phrase "encourage stakeholders" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used in business or project management to refer to the act of motivating or persuading individuals or groups who have a vested interest in a project or organization. Example: In order to gain support for our new sustainability initiative, we must effectively communicate and encourage stakeholders to get involved in the planning and implementation process.
One of the purposes of our OGD Camp event later this month is to encourage stakeholders to swap good ideas like football cards.
ODI's Unblocking results report argues that, for aid to make a meaningful contribution to institutional change, development organisations should "act as coaches and brokers and use their 'outsider status' to encourage stakeholders to meet, discuss and resolve common problems".
We propose the FPP to open the Delphi assets and encourage stakeholders to utilize them effectively.
Furthermore, the development and wide acceptance of an UHPC design code provisions should encourage stakeholders in the construction industry to implement large scale applications.
As the industry cannot continue to practice if the environmental resources on which it depends are depleted, the significance of waste management needs to be understood in order to encourage stakeholders to achieve related goals.
The results will hopefully encourage stakeholders and politicians to take responsibility for supporting health promoting programmes in primary care.
This article aims to propose a novel methodology for assessing resilience, which can encourage stakeholder participation and communicate planners in shaping metropolitan land use policies.
The research highlighted the importance to apply advanced simulation tools and energy performance monitoring platforms in practice, and encourage stakeholder collaborations in the whole supply chain.
This government funded multi-party research management platform was established in 2009 to provide secure, long-term funding for natural hazard research, to encourage stakeholder involvement in research, and to promote collaborative research (Natural Hazards Research Platform 2009).
The framework uses interactive visual analytics to explore and analyse optimization results, and the concept of Best Alternatives to a Negotiated Agreement (BATNAs) and an approach to reframe visualizations to encourage stakeholder negotiation.
It's a success story the company aims to maintain by encouraging stakeholders – including customers, businesses, councils, neighbourhoods and communities – to think about water differently.
