"strong inducement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that encourages an individual to make a positive choice or decision. For example, "The promise of a generous bonus served as a strong inducement for him to accept the job offer."
When some powerful monarch made difficulties, there was a strong inducement to produce the required ancient-looking documents.
There was strong inducement for a man to prove that he was not a villein and for the bailiff to show that he was.
When competition is close and labour costs are a substantial proportion of total costs, all employers selling in a given product market have a strong inducement to negotiate only through an employers' association that embraces them all.
That's a strong inducement for them to cooperate with law enforcement authorities, especially for the Hispanic community, where thousands of women from Mexico and Central America migrate illegally to the United States to work, leaving their children behind for years in the care of relatives.
And, on the other hand, the disqualification might operate upon many persons, who might find their way into the national councils, as a strong inducement to postpone the creation of necessary offices, lest they should become victims of their high discharge of duty.
The reason, Grogan says, is basically due to the same two compelling forces that have pushed states to participate in Medicaid's growth over the last 40 plus years: Intergovernmental financing has created a strong inducement for states to expand Medicaid to leverage federal dollars, and the majority of citizens have favored using the program to expand health coverage.
But if, as the government contends, the 19 1/2% tax is applicable to sales by non-members, there are strong inducements for joining the code.
At the level of children, all of this works its way out in increased sickness and malnutrition, lower levels of education, strong inducements to enter into petty criminal activities, and a powerful urge to ignore the issue of abuse and throw themselves into sexual activities, excessive and underpaid work, and street activities.
Our results suggest that an untargeted tax credit can encourage participation, but that targeting the credit to low income earners offers a stronger inducement to file.
Some company executives admit privately that while they would certainly consider cash offers, they would regard a clear economic development strategy for downtown as a stronger inducement to long-term commitment.
Does full integration (via ownership) provide stronger inducement incentives than other forms of vertical relationships, such as joint ventures and long-term contracts?
