"fostering the development" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest that something or someone has helped create or support a process of growth or improvement. Example: Our company is committed to fostering the development of our employees, both professionally and personally.
In fact, since AMBER aims at fostering the development of industrial solutions starting from systems developed by technology enthusiasts and research laboratories, it has been envisioned since the beginning as a fully open solution.
Based on the findings of this study and those in other fields, the next step in fostering the development of research cultures in IHC clinics could be to develop a set of practical guidelines for clinic managers and directors outlining feasible approaches and options of how to implement a research arm within their clinic setting.
The agency is now fostering the development of such techniques in Hungary, among other countries.
Locally, such convergence often induces the upward movement of air, fostering the development of clouds.
Always ahead of his time, he propelled his stagings by fostering the development of new lighting and visual devices.
Last week it called for a long-overdue overhaul of European copyright laws, aimed at fostering the development of a single European media market.
Alerted to the threat, Microsoft strove over a period of approximately four years to prevent middleware technologies from fostering the development of enough full-featured, cross-platform applications to erode the applications barrier.
"To take on the challenge of creating a successful, but also importantly sustainable cricket programme, while fostering the development of an emerging group of young players, is an extremely exciting prospect for me.
The announcement attracted headlines around the world and put a mainstream spotlight like never before on the role that residency programs can play in fostering the development of both artists and their art.
The forum also emphasised the urgency of building the long-term local capacities of in-country philanthropy and in-country civil society organisations, and pointed to the potential to strengthen local community resilience by fostering the development of local institutions.
To that end, they attacked Russian nationalism as a vestige of Tsarism, and instituted a set of policies that looked very much like affirmative action, enforcing the use of local languages and fostering the development of ethnic leaders, even at the cost of discriminating against Russians.
