'foster history' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the action of promoting or encouraging the preservation and understanding of history. For example, "The museum fosters history by collecting artifacts and educating the public about their significance."
Foster care history independently predicted incomplete high school, duration of homelessness, discontinuous work history, meeting criteria for a current mental disorder in the less severe cluster, multiple mental disorders, early initiation of alcohol and/or drug use, and daily drug use.
The DHS aims to foster design history as a discipline in its own right, and hopes to encourage the development of a strong design history community, while raising any new research.
Bivariate comparisons by foster care history (yes/no) are summarized in Table 3.
The significant association between foster care history and the duration of homelessness in adulthood is also of concern.
Roos et al. [ 19] examined the association between foster care history and a range of health and social outcomes among homeless adults with mental disorders, 75% of whom were Aboriginal, in Winnipeg, Canada.
The high rates of foster care history observed among our sample of homeless adults with mental illness highlight the dire consequences that can result from this trajectory of risk.
Specifically, we examine the relationship between foster care history and adult substance use (including age of initiation, frequency, severity and type of substance), mental illness, vocational functioning, service use and duration of homelessness.
"The Fosters" made history in March when the TV drama aired the youngest ever same-sex kiss on TV.
And we are focused not on the women that are there who were recruited from foster care, histories of abuse and generational violence and were groomed for this "industry" as pre-teens and children.
Landscape heterogeneity fosters life history variation in this natural population.
