The phrase "inciting terrorism" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of encouraging or instigating acts of terrorism. For example, "The suspect was charged with inciting terrorism in the region."
China's foreign ministry accused him of inciting "terrorism in disguise".
"New laws are being drafted, from using bugged phone conversations as evidence to inciting terrorism.
Bashir was found guilty of inciting terrorism in connection with the jungle camp.
A second charge of inciting terrorism overseas in relation to beheading a person in Australia was dropped by the prosecution.
The smartly dressed, bespectacled British youngster pleaded guilty to inciting terrorism, via videolink from Manchester Crown Court.
On April 23rd, a British court started hearing the trial of three men accused of inciting terrorism overseas.
Then, in November, the song was banned by the Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA), which claimed that the lyrics could "incite terrorism".
In that case, police deported seven of the men, natives of Tajikistan and Azerbaijan, and investigated another man on suspicion of having incited terrorism and hatred.
"This is a power hitherto used only against those who incite terrorism, race hatred and homophobia — never before against whistle-blowers," Mr. Robertson wrote in an e-mail.
According to a leaked document in which technology companies are invited to offer their services, Egypt's interior ministry says it wants the ability to scan Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp and Viber in real-time for usage that might "harm public security or incite terrorism".
New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) had opposed the advertisement, arguing it could incite terrorism and violence.
