"promote contact" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the importance of establishing or maintaining contact with someone or something. For example: "The company is taking steps to promote contact with customers through new digital channels."
Standard Silicon Valley perks like cafeterias with free food, shuttle buses, gyms, ice cream parlors and dry cleaners not only make employees' lives easier, but keep them on campus during the day and promote contact with other employees.
The high fibre compliance and the potential for controlling the fibre surface architecture to promote contact guidance effects together with the maintained proliferation of fibroblasts and myoblasts on as-spun PCL fibres in vitro recommends their use for 3-D scaffold production in soft tissue engineering.
This middleman wants to promote contact between its clients.
Indeed, many things that the state and municipalities can do to promote contact is at least indirectly coercive.
So, while globalization does promote contact and exchange between cultures, it also tends to make them more similar to one another.
To promote contact within libraries, park, public squares and public markets and cultural festivals, governments, national or municipal, need funding that they get from mandatory taxation.
(Other ads also promote contacting Geico through a toll-free number or by calling a local agent).
Further, research available through searches on the Internet can promote contacts that are international in scope and interdisciplinary in reach.
It aims to promote contacts between Russian and foreign regional specialists.
for Taiwanese-Mongolian Affairsetas set up to promote contacts.
A central mission of Clinton's visit to the region is to promote contacts between Islamabad and New Delhi in hopes that that will help ease tensions.
