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The phrase "a boon that is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is beneficial or advantageous in a specific context.
Example: "The new policy is a boon that is expected to improve employee morale and productivity."
Alternatives: "a benefit that is" or "an advantage that is".
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What a boon that is for the kind of people who have working breakfasts on their laptops at Soho House.
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This would be an educational boon alongside the economic boon that is so necessary for the development of the South Side.
No telling what a boon that might be to the economy.
And what a boon that has been.
It is of course a boon that nobody was gassed during the fighting; but had Mr Hussein indeed deployed WMDs to the battlefield, they at least should have turned up.
It's a boon that JoJo's is even open – the owners were considering going travelling.
The overnight destruction of tumors is a boon that brings problems of its own.
For honest founders, this would be a boon that would lead to excellent new enterprises.
The kidnapping was a boon that enabled the Indian intelligence fraternity to clearly demonstrate Pakistan backed terror and demonize Kashmiri aspirations.
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