"fosters change" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing or referring to something that encourages change. For example, "His leadership style fosters change and provides a fresh perspective for our team."
Leadership fosters change in an organization through continuous improvement and open communication (Kaynak 2003) and this potentially explains the improvement in financial performance, customer service and product quality.
"If I can start a tiny sports ball company that then fosters change by one of the top five brands, and they take over what I'm doing," he says, "then I get to walk away claiming victory.
Using quotas to support gender equality not only enables more representative leadership in struggling nations, but it fosters change - a change that may lead to more effective leadership and increase the chances for sustainable peace.
Mannai believes Qatar can help foster change across the border in Saudi Arabia.
Romina Verna, who won the crown on 4 May, is determined to foster change in society.
Ms. Lippard has long argued that a powerful image can foster change.
But social activists used engaging communication to foster change way before the Internet existed.
Brighter and more enlightened Irish talent no longer looked abroad but remained at home and fostered change.
The Search for Common Ground is doing its part to foster change with a dramatic television series called "The Team".
They are among a generation of media-savvy young Palestinian activists who hope they can foster change.
This kind of trauma has been visited upon Americans with such regularity that the hope that any single outrage could foster change has been abandoned.
