The phrase "respectfully encourage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to suggest or motivate someone to take action while maintaining a tone of politeness and consideration.
Example: "We respectfully encourage you to consider our proposal and provide your feedback."
Alternatives: "politely urge" or "gently suggest".
Respectfully ask or encourage your loved one to attend a doctor's visit, therapy session, anonymous support group session, or detoxification clinic.
Ohio State is taking proactive steps to encourage Buckeyes fans in Columbus to respectfully cheer against Penn State in the Nittany Lions' first road game since news of child abuse charges against former PSU defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky.
"We encourage all members of our organization to respectfully honor our flag during the playing of the national anthem," the team added.
So patiently listen to their worries, try to respectfully dissuade them with concrete examples of your responsibility, and encourage them to give you a chance to prove yourself.
"Above all else, we will welcome the battle of ideas, encourage it, and engage in it – openly, honestly, and respectfully.
The bill in question required the state's education system to encourage students to "explore scientific questions" and "respond appropriately and respectfully to differences of opinion about scientific subjects".
It pursues an open culture where the freedom to respectfully question authority is encouraged.
At every tee, fairway, and green, crowds of fans gathered around him, respectfully calling out his name and encouraging him: "Go on, Tiger!" As far as I could see, he didn't acknowledge any of them.
There is signage encouraging the public and visitors to use it respectfully and responsibly".
"I thought American came here to win the game," Bruce Pearl, the Tennessee coach, said respectfully, adding, "I think watching Belmont last night had to be encouraging for them".
