"spark hope" is a correct phrase in English and can be used in written language.
For example, "His words of encouragement sparked hope in me that I could reach my goals."
Each victory seems to spark hope that the long-awaited turning point has come at last.
Rajoy's hardline stance has been backed by leaders across Europe, many of them aware that any gains made in Catalonia could spark hope among the other secessionist movements that dot Europe.
Needless to say, Dr. Doom did little to spark hope.
For every dollar we spend to fight terror, should not we spend another to spark hope?
If we succeed in making this picture manifest in different places on the earth it will spark hope and spread as unstoppably as an idea whose time has come.
Bobby's dream is to make this technology available to ordinary people and hopes that his personal story will spark hope and empower disabled people to look beyond their disability and achieve their full potential.
But Jordon Forster pulled one back before the break to spark hopes of a Hibs revival.
New methods of foresight, new algorithms and supercomputers or new ways of networking complex data bases currently spark hopes for at least a future realisation of mode 1 orientation by future studies.
Smith, 40, took the sixth set with a 161 checkout to spark hopes of a fightback, but Waites eased to a comfortable victory.
He has struck a more moderate tone than his predecessor, sparking hope for warmer relations between Iran and the West.
Merkel's departure sparks hope of a fresh start, free of her controversial migration policy, says Nowakowski.
