The phrase "incentivize in" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a common phrase in business and marketing contexts, and is used to describe the action of creating incentives or rewards to encourage someone to participate or engage in something. Example: The company will offer a bonus program to incentivize in sales staff to meet their targets.
The report notes: "Social messaging apps created solid revenue streams in 2013, with many adding gaming to their platforms and using freemium models and emoticon stickers to incentivize in-app purchases".
Chair did not rebalance the game to incentivize in-app purchases.
Changing grading in this way has the potential to promote student practice, incentivize in-class participation, and avoid some of the documented negative consequences of grading.
Nintendo's mobile strategy has leaned hard on the "gacha" style game that massively incentivizes in-app purchases of virtual currencies and grinding levels to unlock new characters randomly in loot box style.
Subjects were then stratified into an above or below 350 m group and randomly assigned to either the incentivized (IN) or non-incentivized (non-IN) group.
Sales representatives were incentivized in some instances not to sell Autonomy products because they reaped lower commissions.
Given the damage a MAC claim inflicts on a company, the company will be heavily incentivized in such circumstances to settle out at a lower figure, setting the reverse termination fee as an upper bound of payment.
"There is now a very definite consensus, from Putin on down, that unless the oil companies are incentivized in not only raising recovery in the brown fields, but moving more aggressively into onshore frontiers, and offshore, the consequences will be dire," he said.
A failure is not just inevitable but highly incentivized in the hacking community.
And third – the subject of this writing – science and technology could be incentivized in a way that would far better benefit those with the most urgent needs.
