The phrase "fostering expansion" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to promote or encourage the growth of something. For example, "The company has invested heavily in research and development, in order to foster expansion in the coming years."
Beijing is struggling to shift the economy gradually away from the exports and heavy investment that have been the main engines of growth in recent years, seeking instead to foster expansion that is driven more by domestic demand and that will bring higher living standards and greater productivity.
The port was what drew the Dutch originally, but as "New York at Its Core" argues, "it was human ambition, conflict and ingenuity that transformed this promising location into a great, growing and perpetually changing metropolis". For four centuries, the city's regenerative core fostered expansion and resilience.
By working together with federal, state, and local agencies to foster expansion of primary prevention services, these child advocates can accelerate achieving our mutual goal lead-safe environments for the nation's children.
And so long as unemployment is higher than the full employment rate, the Fed should be fostering credit expansion - usually with low interest rates.
Subsequent conservative political efforts centred on restricting black participation in government, reducing expenditures and state services, and fostering the expansion of railroads and industry.
Campaigning until he lost his voice from strenuous speaking, Willkie stressed the need to create more jobs through policies fostering business expansion and investment at the same time preserving the best of the New Deal reforms.
Aridification of the northern quarter of the continent provided the ecological conditions for fostering the expansion of Androcymbium along the Mediterranean fringe (probably east to west) and its introduction into the Canary Islands.
This is worrisome given Brown's role in fostering the expansion of public-sector unions during his term, a group whose ascendancy has become arguably the single biggest factor in the state's precipitous decline during his last gubernatorial reign.
Since there are two groups with different experiences it could be expected that the responsiveness would be different, fostering the expansion of the result.
Women's use of services upon the payment of fees testifies the existence of a certain ability to pay which could be better capitalized if channeled toward fostering the expansion of insurance coverage.
