"foster knowledge sharing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to promote or encourage the exchange of information and ideas among individuals or within a group. Example: The company's CEO implemented a new mentorship program to foster knowledge sharing among employees, resulting in increased productivity and innovation within the company.
Another important role is to foster knowledge sharing between nations by capturing and disseminating examples of good practice in adaptation policies.
A core, global network of child poverty experts across 50 countries should foster knowledge sharing and collaboration across every region.
In Uganda, agricultural and health sector collaborations to control both pests and vectors proved to foster knowledge sharing among sectors, thus offering complimentary expertise of rural service delivery to malaria susceptible agricultural communities [ 9].
It directs researchers to establish cooperative relationships based on mutual respect, and to circulate data so as to foster knowledge-sharing.
Thus, there is a need to understand and foster the determinants of members' knowledge sharing behavior in PVCs.
More precisely, the friendly, trustful, non-threatening to the participants' ego, context has been assumed to be intertwined with the collaborative, knowledge sharing approach fostered through the meetings and to reinforce learning outcomes.
The foundation, with $10 billion in assets, aims at fostering knowledge-sharing and entrepreneurship in the Middle East.
Initiatives for fostering knowledge-sharing and learning support a cycle of activities, from the personalised and situation-specific to the generalised and formalised, by promoting the right conditions for success.
Next month, Vancouver will host the first ever CURRENT, a three-day music and electronic art symposium of workshops, panels, and events hoping to "foster and disseminate feminist content through cross-pollination of ideas and intergenerational knowledge sharing".
I find these words to be particularly applicable to my work in the field of jazz education, where I am tasked with the responsibility of imparting musical/theoretical knowledge, sharing practical strategies for applying this knowledge, and fostering creative expression (which is a central component of jazz music).
The increase in informal communications is expected to foster an open and friendly workplace environment which is conducive to learning, enhancing better collaborations and knowledge sharing.
