"expressly encourage" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, but it is often used to convey a deliberate or intentional encouragement or support for a specific action or behavior. Example: "The company's policies expressly encourage employees to take breaks and prioritize their mental health."
The BBC's digital strategy - expressly encouraged, remember, by government - is treading on the toes of businesses which already face financial hardship.
But health authorities never expressly encouraged the vaccine for young boys, saying only that they "could" receive it to protect against genital warts and certain cancers and to help prevent the spread of HPV.
As the ICEMRs are ongoing, not all the data produced has been made available yet; however, the collaboration with PlasmoDB was designed expressly to encourage and facilitate sharing not only across the ICEMRs but with the wider research community.
There exist, however, a few small, marginal Israeli publishers who expressly work to encourage exchanges and bridges between Arabs and Israelis, and if one of them should ask to publish something of mine, I would unhesitatingly agree and furthermore waive aside any question of author's royalties.
A visualization of this is shown in Fig. 4. Examples would include an initiative that expressly seeks to encourage the commixing of disparate ideas, such as 'coworking spaces' enable.
First, they argued that Congress had displaced federal common law claims based on domestic activities, whether those activities involved combustion of fossil fuels (in which case the Clean Air Act displaced federal common law) or production and promotion of fossil fuels (in which case "many federal statutes … expressly regulate (and, in fact, encourage) such conduct").
The commission has proposed a narrower rule allowing state parties to spend soft money on the commercials so long as they do not "expressly advocate" or "unmistakably and unambiguously encourage" the defeat or election of a particular candidate.
And while it has expressly limited its ambitions to counter-terrorism security, it is believed that Erbil will encourage Syrian Kurds to follow its own example of self-government as Syria comes apart at the seams.
Indeed, in the same paragraph containing the language relied upon by the Court of Appeals, the District Court expressly found that the studies were not part of a plan or program to develop or encourage development.
These defendants did not expressly advocate the shooting of police officers, there is no reason to believe that they ever specifically intended to encourage such behavior, and there is no reason to believe that their speech had anything directly to do with the heinous actions of Gavin Long.
