The phrase "fostering ties" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to actively encourage and support the development of connections or relationships between individuals, groups, or organizations. Example: The ambassador's main goal is to foster ties between the two countries through cultural exchange programs and business partnerships.
But, even if unable to heal conflicts arising from fundamental social divisions, baseball exhibited an extraordinary capacity for fostering ties.
In thinking beyond the country's borders, he was almost exclusively focused on visiting and fostering ties with countries maligned by Washington for their communist or socialist governments.
"Make no mistake, NATO is not winning in Afghanistan," the Atlantic Council of the United States, a nongovernmental organization dedicated to fostering ties between North America and Europe, warned in a report in January.
They range from attracting more women and minorities into science to fostering ties between academia and industry.
Cameron has described Modi's visit as a "historic opportunity" to foster ties between Britain and India.
But its most important role is to foster ties between the countries seeking looted money and those sitting on it.
Both of Jamaica's major political parties have fostered ties with neighborhood gangs, which turn out the vote in exchange for political favors.
Both of Jamaica's political parties have fostered ties with neighborhood gangs, who turn out the vote in exchange for political favors.
They have the added benefit of helping to foster ties between employees in different communities of origin and growth – ties that otherwise might not occur.
Schools opened to teach Greek to a younger generation — but they teach modern Greek, to foster ties to the people of the ancient homeland.
A decade later, after the September 2001 attacks, the George W. Bush administration fostered ties with the Algerian military government, which it saw as an ally in the fight against terrorism.
