"promoting the practice" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe actions or efforts that aim to encourage people to engage in a certain behavior or activity. Example: The government is launching a new campaign aimed at promoting the practice of recycling in households.
A researcher with the Sierra Club, Caroline Snyder, said, "Instead of protecting the public, they are right there in there with industry promoting the practice".
The Bloomberg administration has been promoting the practice among new mothers in public hospitals and advising companies how to create lactation programs for their nursing employees.
For the past two or three years, Mr. Regan told me, he has been promoting the practice of mindfulness in a dimly lit realm where you might least expect to find it: cocktail joints.
Related Headlines will also give extra distribution to stories that embed tweets, promoting the practice.
The underlying rationale of this white paper is that the objective of the ESR in promoting the practice of radiology across Europe is served in part by extending and developing the quality of radiology teaching to medical undergraduates.
The frequency of a practice and level of legitimacy initially required a decrease by the actors involved in promoting the practice, as practice become implemented within the organization (Green 2004).
On a practical level, Raël promoted the practice as a way to develop more desirable genetics and eventually prolong memories in new bodies.
The board does virtually nothing to promote the practice, and some doctors do not like it.
Suddenly, after a soldier in her unit openly promoted the practice, she became willing.
Campaigns such as Wash United, which uses footballers to promote the practice, do help.
At the Lakewood facility, Rabbi Joel Shochet and his partner do their own testing, train aspiring testers from around the world and promote the practice of shatnez.
