The phrase "encouragement given" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to any type of support or motivation that is given to someone. For example, "The students were grateful for the encouragement given by their teacher before the exam."
At the same time, the encouragement given to Malay businessmen has led to some spectacular and expensive misjudgments.
The second half of the semi-final offers some encouragement, given how much more compact Croatia became once they stopped chasing an instant equaliser.
This involved a large program of urbanization and also of education, which continued into the 2nd century; Tacitus, in his biography of Agricola, emphasizes the encouragement given to it.
Examples abound, from the Western support for the Taliban against the Soviets in Afghanistan to the encouragement given to extremist groups opposing India in Kashmir that have turned into a major destructive force in Pakistan.
Tomori would end up being taken to one side by David Luiz, the Brazilian offering the England Under-21 defender encouragement given it had been the youngster's own goal which had edged the home side ahead within the opening five minutes.
The loss to a hamstring injury of the impressive Danny Drinkwater should have given Chelsea encouragement, given the midfielder's importance to the home side, but they could not capitalise and Leicester deservedly took the lead when Vardy extended his incredible scoring run on 34 minutes.
This helps other users supply encouragement, give advice or outline step-by-step solutions.
Government support and encouragement gives the energy sector scope to absorb and scale-up new technologies.
Her overt encouragement gives a credibility to their symbiosis.
A sweet act of encouragement gave Lori the acknowledgement she needed to push forward her career all the way to a Grammy nomination.
Standardized encouragement was given at 60 second intervals as previous work has demonstrated that encouragement improves performance [ 35].
