The phrase "foster the formation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in a variety of contexts, but it usually implies that something is being encouraged to occur or be created. For example, "The company fostered the formation of partnerships with major organizations in the industry."
Vacuum annealing treatments and subsequent X-ray diffraction measurements showed that tensile stresses foster the formation of more volume consuming cubic TiN domains, while compressive stresses promote the formation of smaller cubic AlN domains.
We propose a simple contract scheme designed to foster the formation of stable industrial symbiosis relationships and to guarantee that the industrial symbiosis is beneficial for all parties involved.
When engineered into three-dimensional (3D) scaffolds able to host cells (progenitor or differentiated) and bioactive molecules (growth factors, genes and drugs), these biomaterials can constitute an ideal environment to foster the formation of new tissue and to integrate it into the host environment.
The Sun's rays foster the formation of Vitamin D by our bodies, but it can also promote skin cancer, cataracts, and mutations in our DNA.
These surface low velocities are the corollary of an overall more pronounced velocity contrast with the deeper crust velocity that hence foster the formation of local Love waves on valley edges.
Yang et al. (2013a, b) introduced the density segregation phenomenon in the field of gas solid fluidization into the research on fine coal dry beneficiation and adopted a vibrated fluidized bed to foster the formation of fluidization environment that intensifies density segregation within the bed of fine coal, leading to an effective fine coal beneficiation performance.
Neuron-like webs converge on "connector" individuals, socially adept Pied Pipers who fostered the formation of the time's avant-gardes.
This is in good agreement with the acceptor numbers of the cations, with high acceptor numbers fostering the formation of peroxides.
Many green growth strategies are based on policy instruments designed to incentivize the domestic deployment of relatively mature clean technologies and aim at fostering the formation of a local industry to develop and produce these technologies.
