The phrase "foster prosperity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the need to promote or sustain economic growth or abundance. For example: The government has implemented a number of measures to foster prosperity and ensure a higher standard of living for its citizens.
Can public policy help foster prosperity and equality?
And by extending the reach of trade, we foster prosperity and the habits of liberty.
In his social reforms, he sought the greatest good for the greatest number and so tried to alleviate the plight of the peasantry and foster prosperity for all.
When investment opportunities are scarce, capital inflows simply displace domestic savings and encourage consumption.Cheap exports, not cheap moneyWhatever their misgivings about cosmopolitan capital, the authors do not deny that deeper financial markets in general help to foster prosperity.
You'd think they'd have learned from the London debt agreement of 1953 that debt forgiveness and reasonable repayment terms can foster prosperity and strengthen democracy in the debtor nation — which, in this case, happened to be Germany.
By allowing countries to potentially rig the test, the OECD is failing in its mandate to help governments foster prosperity by providing information.
America ranks 17th out of 22 rich countries in its commitment to fostering prosperity in the developing world, according to the Center for Global Development, a think-tank in Washington, DC.
The EU prides itself on cementing peace among countries and fostering prosperity by removing internal barriers among its member states through the so-called Schengen agreement.
But it also proves that in today's world there is no alternative to globalization as a motor for growth and employment, thus fostering prosperity worldwide.
In the United States, for example, some economists have speculated that incumbent political leaders pressure the chairman of the Federal Reserve System to loosen monetary policy in advance of an election as a means of fostering prosperity.
On this morning's Today programme, Michael Gove talked about the UK taking back powers from the EU "in order to foster growth" – as if a little island mentality fosters prosperity.
