'fostering continuity' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when talking about preserving core values and traditions, or creating a sense of cohesion among people or groups. For example, "The company has placed a special emphasis on fostering continuity within its many departments and teams."
When the Nationals brought in Matt Williams, they kept longtime Nationals staffers such as Randy Knorr and Matt LeCroy to foster continuity.
This may foster continuity in policies but will prolong Mr. Jiang's influence from retirement and make it hard for Mr. Hu to establish his own regime.
To this extent the strategists determining US counterterrorism policy have shown a disregard for effective counterterrorism and instead fostered continuity with the war on terror which has boosted, rather than diminished, global support for al-Qaida since 9/11.
Because the time immediately following release from prison to the community is a particularly high-risk period, it is important to foster continuity of care approaches and secondary HIV prevention services (Gough et al. 2010).
Therefore, BGF Syngenta kinesins were used in order to foster continuity for gene-tree analyses.
Modern atmospheric observing networks are sufficiently dense that updates for adjacent grid points in regions of this size use most of the same observations, which fosters continuity in the analysis.
In addition to fostering administrative continuity, Presidents have exercised authority under the Recess Appointments Clause for political purposes, appointing officials who might have difficulty securing Senate confirmation.
A. A relationship based on trust By helping the patient feel comfortable, showing empathy and respect, being sincere, demonstrating professionalism and engagement, spending enough time and fostering relational continuity, the family physician contributed to the development of a relationship built on trust.
Degrees of co-ordination and diversification are improving remarkably and it is now common to see multi-professional teams working in the home as well as harmonised resources that foster continuity of healthcare delivery.
With this cohort of health workers items, (d) "health professionals control their own practice", (e) "patient care assignments that foster continuity of care" and (h) "freedom to make important patient care and work decisions" load onto the factor autonomy/control over practice, which accounts for 8% of the total variance.
