The phrase "foster uptake" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to encourage or promote the adoption or acceptance of something. Example: The government launched a new campaign to foster uptake of renewable energy sources among households.
Essentially, they are considered to create sufficient framework conditions to foster uptake.
Cultural determinants in uptake process are emphasized and strategies to foster uptake are presented: regulatory instruments, communication, training, cleaner technology assessments and subsidy.
Interventions to foster uptake of systematic reviews need to address a broad range of factors.
Using our thematic framework together with published international experience 36 40 we suggest strategies to foster uptake of home haemodialysis (table 4).
This study demonstrates the value of a human-computer interaction evaluation in informing the redesign of information tools to foster uptake, integration into workflow, and use in clinical practice.
In this sense, Lyster and Ranta (1997) argued that metalinguistic feedback entails high-quality feedback and fosters uptake.
Evidence base on strategies fostering uptake and sustained use of LPG among energy poor communities is weak and anecdotal.
In fact, the students' online learning environment, in which active learning and interaction inspired by constructivism occurs, leads students to view specific CF methods as more effective such as Metalinguistic feedback, which entails high-quality feedback and fosters uptake (Lyster & Ranta 1997).
While some observers complained that banks were paying less for TARP money than Warren Buffett had wrung out of Goldman Sachs for a September 2008 investment, this was an intentional policy decision to foster broad uptake that would stabilize the banking system as a whole.
We further recommend greater alliance between researchers and biochar production facilities to foster the uptake of this important technology at a global scale.
