"encouraging proof" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means evidence or support that gives hope or motivation. Example: His recovery from the accident was an encouraging proof of the effectiveness of the new treatment.
Many years before, when Crash was rejected by a publisher whose editorial assistant had branded him "beyond psychiatric help", Ballard took the comment as encouraging proof that he'd hit a nerve.
Koike sees his system as an encouraging proof of concept, and he is currently at work on a new version, which he hopes will be capable of analyzing more than one cucumber at a time.
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While this may appear logical (D0 is a function of the initial crack density), it serves as an encouraging proof of the concept.
The findings, while an encouraging proof of principle, show the urgent need to develop ways to use vaccines more sparingly and to replace chicken eggs--the limiting step in current flu vaccine technology--with cell-based production systems, says vaccine researcher Jeroen Medema of Solvay, another company that makes influenza vaccine.
We conclude that our findings are an encouraging proof of principle that the manipulation of DNAJ proteins can improve disease phenotype in the context of the mammalian brain.
Recommendation 3: Increase investments in health and biotechnology product development: Some of the recent increase in scientific funding could support and encourage proof of concept translational research.
Note that many programs now encourage "flood proofing," that is, modifying the structure to help it withstand damage from the next flood.
These encouraging "proof-of-concept" studies have provided important evidence to support clinical trials.
The sensitivity and resolution of the method, determined in air and solution, are 0.145 nm pixel−1, 0.523 nm, 5.13 × 10−3 RIU degree−1 and 6.014 × 10−4 RIU, respectively, encouraging results at this proof of concept stage and considering the ubiquity of the instrumentation.
Their protective efficacies are encouraging because they provide proof that a SARS-CoV vaccine is feasible.
