"foster ownership" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to encourage or promote a sense of ownership or responsibility for something. Example: The company's management implemented a new program to foster ownership among employees, resulting in increased productivity and a stronger sense of commitment to the company's goals.
Sometimes a "re-worked" idea that has been blessed by key leaders will foster ownership and produce a far better outcome than the "brilliant idea" you are personally invested in.
Engaging multiple disciplines including academic and non-academic partners where each one contributes their expertise from the initiation of the research design phase can be beneficial to foster ownership, capacity building and empowerment of academic and non-academic partners [6, 9].
Given such variety in conditions, a single 'silver bullet' approach to setting policy can risk undermining local realities and missing the potential to foster ownership by the broader society.
This is primarily to foster ownership for the process and the results.
This will require concerted efforts to motivate health workers (53) and foster ownership and accountability at district and facility level.
User-involvement in this case represents an important element in the enrolment and mobilization stage: it helped to promote enrolment and foster ownership of the system.
Fostering ownership at facility level and empowering districts to readily respond to their challenges will be crucial.
The importance of collaboration cannot be overemphasized when fostering ownership of and participation in design decisions by users.
Secondly, participation in the exercise fosters ownership of the established priorities among those involved, thus increasing the chances of implementation of the priorities.
The study will be based on a sample from one regional area of NSW, fostering ownership of the project results for the local partnering ACCHS.
While this approach may constrain the attainment of project objectives (given the limited time we have), we believe it is essential for fostering ownership and participation from the DHMTs.
