The phrase "a boost during a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase or improvement that occurs within a specific timeframe or event.
Example: "The new marketing strategy provided a boost during a crucial sales period."
Alternatives: "an increase during a" or "a lift during a".
In addition to a stop-start function, an electric motor gives the engine a boost during acceleration.
CBS did receive a boost during the 7 p.m. time slot with "60 Minutes," which remained the early hour's most watched program (10.4 million).
Retailers are very optimistic about the launch and hopeful that it will provide a boost during what has become some very challenging trading weeks.
The effort was given a boost during the much-publicized Oct. 18 anniversary — marked by a somber commemorative event at the ruins — when Yuanmingyuan officials renewed pleas for the return of its relics.
By example and through his ability to help shape the convention's powerful missionary, policy and governing boards, Mr. Luter hopes he can give the minority recruitment goals a boost during his two-year term.
Sales of face masks reportedly increased to the point where many outlets were completely out of stock, while sales of sportswear also saw a boost during the severe smog.
For a boost during your workout, Carlson suggests sports drinks.
In other news, retailers' sales got a boost during January as consumers took advantage of post-holiday sales.
They cut off the engine during short stops (traffic lights) and give the gasoline engine a boost during acceleration, so theoretically you may use a smaller gasoline engine.
It started in the 1980s, intensified in the 1990s, stayed level during the decade preceding the crisis and received a boost during the crisis due to the end of central-level and sectoral bargaining in some countries.
