"incite doubt" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to suggest a feeling of suspicion or uncertainty about something. For example: His comments about the allegations served to incite doubt among the public.
To the extent that the Stedelijk institutionalized the faith of modernism, it has come to incite heretical doubt.
He has been the author of many of our most trenchant posts and, without a doubt, incited our most intense discussions.
This situation incites hesitation and doubt about what to do.
Nima's thoughts line up with the stated goals of Matt, Swati and Incite, and there is no doubt the two intend to see this project through to the end.
Today the clear-and-present-danger test implies that inciting speech beyond a reasonable doubt will be followed by imminent lawless action.
He does not incite violence against foreigners or ethnic minorities.No doubt he has some nasty supporters; so do most parties.
There is no doubt the North Korean leader could incite a catastrophic event.
Still, instead of buying into the insider culture being forged by his compatriots, he is able to analyze and dissect the components currently driving the machine, many of which will no doubt ring a little too true and incite more than a few cringes (and chuckles) from those who are part of or following this growing internet subculture.
While there is no evidence the Dalai Lama encourages or incites protest within Tibet directly, the recent talks will no doubt invigorate the resistance within Tibet.
I doubt [the Chinese government is] worried about the book inciting anything.
