The phrase "foster better understanding" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing efforts to improve comprehension or awareness between individuals or groups.
Example: "The workshop aims to foster better understanding between different cultures through open dialogue and shared experiences."
Alternatives: "promote greater understanding" or "encourage improved comprehension."
Queen Marguerite of Navarre has been trying to foster better understanding between Catholics and Protestants.
His ideas on pluralism and the urgent need to foster better understanding between cultures have greatly influenced Asani.
To foster better understanding of the students, other schools and youth clubs would be encouraged to take part in the project.
He said that filming for a fifth and final training video regarding street stops, to foster better understanding of the encounters on the street, began this week.
They are members of Walking the Walk, a program that brings together high school students of different faiths to foster better understanding of one another and to encourage cooperation on community service projects.
One of the key recommendations of the committee was that the N.F.L. should support independent scientific research to foster better understanding of the causes, diagnosis, treatment and prevention of concussions, Tagliabue wrote in an editorial in the article.
A. According to a helpful Polish-speaking woman at the Kosciuszko Foundation, which fosters better understanding of Polish culture and history, the true pronunciation is "ka-SHUSH-ko," or even "ka-SHUSH-ka".
Mr. Al-Najjar, who is married and has three daughters who were born in the United States, was associated with the World and Islam Studies Enterprise, a research institute affiliated with the University of South Florida, and the Islamic Committee for Palestine, a group which said its mission was fostering better understanding of Muslim issues.
CLT fosters better understanding of instructional design as presupposes that learners have a limited and selective attention span and that flexible instructional methods using a rich variety of media best supports effective learning (Zhang et al. 2006).
