"foster technology" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the development and use of technology in order to solve problems. For example, "The government should foster technology to improve public health outcomes."
Consumers must be willing to pay more for milk or support policies that foster technology development and adoption.
We discuss how outsourcing induced spillovers may foster technology diffusion, affecting industry evolution and market structure.
Therefore, they construct hydrogen filling stations and test hydrogen-powered vehicles in order to foster technology development [36].
Key questions include how to foster technology transfer and uptake, how to stimulate entrepreneurship, and how to target investment in science and technology.
These platforms are designed to foster technology partnerships between regional companies and institutes from 'non-space' and the space sector (agencies/industry).
Such a policy mechanism can help the government efficiently foster technology leadership and build up service capabilities of domestic industries for future WBI.
Our work highlights that providing an active role for parental co-development of technological activities fosters technology acceptance and family integration in long-term technology co-design, co-evaluation and co-intervention.
Latin America has been quietly growing and fostering technology and innovation for the past 15 years.
In contrast, most policy and senior management stress the "market failures" perspective that rely on state subsidies for fostering technology commercialization.
Following a design science approach, this paper develops a framework of policy design principles for fostering technology entrepreneurship in a region.
This finding is particularly relevant for fostering technology adoption among women, and can help understand and address the gender gap issues suffered by some online communities, such as for example Wikipedia [68].
