The phrase "encouraging experimentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics such as innovation, discovery, education, and scientific research. For example, "The university aims to promote creativity and ingenuity by encouraging experimentation in the classroom."
Mr Obama makes top-down cuts, while encouraging experimentation.
In a business where tradition can squelch creative ways of doing things, it is often difficult to introduce fresh ideas, but the economy is encouraging experimentation.
The courses teach these skills as well as helping to guide students' development as a creative person, pushing them out of their comfort zone and encouraging experimentation.
ADRIENNE TRUSCOTT Performance Space 122's progressive artistic director, Vallejo Gantner, has taken to giving artists multiyear commitments, thus encouraging experimentation; it's easier to risk failure when you know the next gig is assured.
We are very much in Bulletstorm territory here – the idea of encouraging experimentation and interplay with a strange and exotic armoury; the idea that shooting is a style system not a merely destructive one.
However, while encouraging experimentation, we continue to take a balanced and judicious approach in this area, paying attention not just to the tools but also to capacity building among educators for change.
We also allow players to save up to four of the soul arrangements to encourage experimentation.
AND despite personal tastes that every chef described as some variant on meat and potatoes, Mr. O'Keeffe encouraged experimentation.
Strategies evolve to counter one another, and better to encourage experimentation than to calcify tradition by fiat.
Rachel Wicking, PR and marketing manager at Primrose Bakery, which uses Instagram and Facebook to show off its cakes, encouraged experimentation.
The Ballet Nacional had a wider vision, though it kept flamenco at its core: it would encompass regional styles, revive historical forms and encourage experimentation.
