The phrase "extent of promoting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree or level to which something is being promoted or supported.
Example: "The extent of promoting healthy eating habits in schools has significantly increased over the past few years."
Alternatives: "degree of promotion" or "level of advocacy".
Patient participants focused to a large extent on promoting being the type of patients required to achieve quality care by creating new goals and activities for their quality improvement projects: they tried to improve care at the individual level (promoting self-care management) and increase patient responsibility for their own care.
However, for a large range of inclinations studied (6° ⩽ γ ⩽ 60°) the extent of dispersion promoted by slugs of a given size has a similar value.
That is, tumor formation does occur in the mammary epithelia of parous rats, but the hormonal environment of these animals is altered to the extent that it is not capable of promoting tumor progression.
The biosurfactant produced (5.35 mg/ml) was capable of promoting biodegradation to a large extent reported (Thavasi et al. 2011).
The findings of the interview highlighted a range of factors which limited the extent to which EFL learners were considered as capable of promoting learner autonomy.
Later I was accused of promoting Western values and in turn revealing the extent of Iran's censorship and ban on many forms of contemporary arts.
In both cases, the presence of Foxp3+ cells is likely important for limiting the extent of inflammation and tissue damage, albeit at a potential cost of promoting tumorigenesis.
Sending troops to back Bozize was at odds with the idea of promoting human rights on the continent, and it is questionable to what extent doing so promoted South Africa's national interests.
To the extent that prenatal drug use does harm children, punishing pregnant women who use drugs does a poor job of promoting the delivery of healthy offspring.
