The phrase "a jump start of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to refer to initiating or revitalizing something, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The new marketing strategy provided a jump start of energy to the sales team."
Alternatives: "a boost of" or "an impetus of".
And for the Democrats, it could be a jump-start of the sort Mr. Hinojosa is talking about.
Ward, who clashed with Mr. Cuomo but enjoyed a mostly successful tenure highlighted by a jump-start of construction at the World Trade Center site.
So, a jump-start of medication can help someone who is depressed or anxious get going on a practical level with their lives.
Pre-Term is a full-time program that provides the opportunity for incoming students to get a jump-start on their study of economics, quantitative reasoning, or English.
Nancy Kaplan, who helps oversee the St . Johns program, said it started in the 1970s as the High School Extension Program but was renamed last year to better reflect its overall purpose of giving "a jump-start on college".
The first category is easy to browse directly from the links below; whereas the second category is geared more to students and scientists in need of a jump-start to understand the function of specific genes.
Greece needs just such a jump-start to break the spiral of austerity and decline.
A God who diverts his awesome supernatural force for the sole purpose of giving a jump-start to your personal and professional development may seem disconcertingly crass.
When you are fit enough, stretch your muscles everyday so you can maintain a good start to a jump First of all to start your jump you have to get a good runup (if you don't have enough room hopefully correct technique and the stretching will get you a good jump) Bend down your knees (not too down)and leap and try to run a few steps up the thing you are jumping over to get momentum.
