The phrase "promote hygiene" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or efforts to improve cleanliness and overall health in a certain setting or community. Example: The school has implemented various measures to promote hygiene among its students, such as providing hand sanitizers in classrooms and regularly disinfecting common areas.
The concept for the fair was developed by Quicksand, an Indian consultancy, and WASH United, a nongovernment organization that often uses sports stars as ambassadors to promote hygiene.
It was cholera, as much as the great stink, which led London's masters to build vast sewers, install toilets, and promote hygiene.
Each "community" has an elected administrative committee of six or so people whose jobs are to promote hygiene, cultural events, family planning, crime control and economic development and to deal with citizen complaints.
In April, protected springs will be rehabilitated; in June, water quality testing and surveillance will begin and by July village health teams will start visiting homes to promote hygiene and sanitation.
Special funds are made available for people to construct toilets to promote hygiene and eradicate the practice of faeces collection - or scavenging - which is mainly carried out by low-caste people.
Where needed, we help build wells, drill boreholes, construct water towers, repair pipes, build latrines and promote hygiene practices.
Its ingenious built-in cabinets kept workspaces clear, promoting hygiene in the home.
Like many here, he praises the Katine project for building classrooms and training teachers and managers, providing safe water, promoting hygiene and sanitation and supporting farmer groups in Katine's 66 villages.
Solutions to fighting malaria, TB and HIV, preventing breast cancer, and promoting hygiene and maternal exist, but in order for them to be effective, they must be visible, accessible, and affordable to the urban poor.
It also promotes hygiene education at the community level.
Also, improving sanitation facilities and promoting hygiene in schools benefits both learning and the health of children.
