"facilitate strategy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a way of making it easier to plan or carry out a strategy. For example: "Holding regular meetings with stakeholders will facilitate strategy effectiveness."
It should be noted that because of the extensive use of videos of the dyad, although the main aim of sessions 4, 5, and 6 was to facilitate strategy choice, these sessions also continued to develop insight.
While there were no clearly defined junctions where consultations take place, it was recognized, across all respondent categories, that consensus should be built across a wide range of actors to facilitate strategy adoption and successful implementation.
The results of the present investigation will facilitate strategies for production enhancement activities.
Identification of receptor mediated signaling pathways in embryonic stem (ES) cells is needed to facilitate strategies for cell replacement using ES cells.
Our findings suggest that a systematic description of influenza seasonal patterns is a valuable tool for disease surveillance and can facilitate strategies for prevention of severe disease in the vulnerable, older adult population.
Discussing the results at unit level may facilitate strategies to reduce risk of medical errors, by focusing on improvement of quality and health care provider attitudes.
Further understanding of oxaliplatin-associated neurotoxicity is necessary to warn patients of potential side effects and to facilitate strategies to prevent or treat this neurotoxicity.
Dialogue and shared reflection facilitate strategies for coping with symptoms and experiences associated with the condition, for example, anxiety and fear.
Sedation and/or paralysis may also allow the clinician to avoid patient ventilator dysynchrony and facilitate strategies to limit gas-trapping in the most severe of cases.
Our findings may inform preventive efforts targeted at potentially preserving muscle function in older persons and, ultimately, can facilitate strategies to reduce the burden of disability for persons with diabetes.
Have we forgotten to ask with sincerity "how are you?" I've spent the last week in training rooms, facilitating strategy meetings and attending networking dinners.
