"foster an exchange" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to promote or encourage a sharing or trade of ideas, information, or goods between two or more parties. Example: The company's goal is to foster an exchange of knowledge and expertise between its employees and external stakeholders.
The F.C.C. adopted a policy statement outlining objectives for such a market and began considering rules to foster an exchange.
I met and became friends with students in a very similar program to mine at CCRMA, called Musik Informatik, at the Hochschule für Musik, and we hope to foster an exchange between the two institutions.
Working with the Faculty Library Board, Cornell University Library seeks to foster an exchange of experience and ideas among editors of scholarly journals published at Cornell, as well as Cornell faculty who serve on the boards of externally-published journals, and to help build a community of practice.
Choudary's mentor, Omar Bakri Muhammad, a radical preacher who became known in London as the Tottenham Ayatollah, did the same from Lebanon, where he lived after being exiled from the U.K. Choudary also fostered an exchange program, through which Belkacem's followers came to England to study with him, and some of his followers visited the Sharia4Belgium headquarters.
Thus, this workshop was an important initiative that fostered an exchange of information fundamental to the ultimate adoption of toxicogenomics-based test methods for regulatory decision-making purposes.
Fan's design (above, right), which brings a contemporary perspective to the traditional scholar's garden, is an elegant example of the Wong Trust's ambition to foster an East/West exchange of a decidedly more cerebral nature.
On May 20, Forbes will partner with IDA for a thought leadership and mentoring program between Forbes' 30 Under 30 Asia list honorees and aspiring local student entrepreneurs to foster an international exchange of ideas.
In your engagement with stakeholders, try to foster an ongoing exchange of ideas and information so you stay close to their business and their needs for insights while they receive input from you on data and systems.
Founded in 1993, the organization's mission is to provide educational and cultural programs, promote local talent and foster an artistic exchange between Chinese Americans and the community.
His fundamental belief was that an "institute of creative technology" like his own needed a "critical mass" of talented people to foster a busy exchange of ideas.
Still, privacy concerns are high, especially as Congress considers legislation to foster a broader exchange of cyberthreat data between the government and industry.
