"good encouraging" is not a valid sentence fragment in written English.
Instead, you could use it in a full sentence, such as "I received some good encouraging news today."
Surgeon General David Satcher said he worried that if people started taking antibiotics "just in case" that they could do themselves more harm than good, encouraging the growth of bacterial strains that are resistant to the drugs.
The cabin crew on board British Airways flights are integral to the success of 'Change for Good,' encouraging passengers to make donations of loose change.
If the supply curve of the imported good is not perfectly elastic, however, the wealth effect increases the price of the imported good, encouraging consumers to switch back to the domestic good, further attenuating the adverse impact of immigration on the domestic wage.
We consoled ourselves, as we kept our vigil outside the jury room, by concentrating on the good, encouraging episodes and banishing the bad ones.
Try going through the bible and writing down good encouraging verses that stand out to you.
"Arming judges with reams of data and telling them to go about doing empirical good encourages aggressive review and substitutes judicial fiat for representative policy making," he writes.
That's good, encourage violence left and right.
Even though the odds aren't good, encourage your daughter to finish her education so she can create a better life for herself and her child.
America in particular is remarkably good at encouraging entrepreneurial start-ups and allowing them to grow.
Stoking public concern about the flu could actually do some good, by encouraging people to get vaccinated.
Ms Gardner wants to learn from sites such as Yelp and Facebook that are good at encouraging users to contribute.
