The phrase 'expect to encourage' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that you anticipate that something will have a positive influence or result. For example, "We expect to encourage more responsible behavior with the new rewards system."
Extrinsic factors encompass mechanisms expected to encourage a worker to increase her/his efforts in the expectation of some form of reward or in fear of coercion or sanctions, for example reduced salary.
The rectangular lane can be expected to encourage players to develop a post-up game.
Power to commercial tenants will be metered, which is expected to encourage conservation.
It expected to encourage new gas-fired power stations to be built under new 15-year contracts.
The Chinese are already strongly opposed to Washington's plan, and Mr. Putin is expected to encourage them to remain firm.
It is expected to encourage more women to go back to work and persuade fathers to take time off to look after their children.
The strong showing for the company, SKS Microfinance, is expected to encourage other lenders to the poor to prepare initial public offerings, analysts said.
Calm weather in the Mediterranean is expected to encourage smugglers to carry vulnerable people, among them refugees and economic migrants, across the seas.
The Wolf review is expected to encourage the creation of technical schools, which will teach high-level technical skills to 14 to 19-year-olds.
Even so, the findings are expected to encourage scientists to investigate other genes that have decisive roles in making us distinctively human.
She would be expected to encourage clients to participate in activities outside the home and would have responsibility for administering medication.
