The phrase "a noticeable boost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an increase or improvement that is easily observed or recognized.
Example: "The new marketing strategy resulted in a noticeable boost in sales over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a significant increase" or "an evident improvement."
A team's on-field performance rarely gives the program a noticeable boost in recruiting.
Nor has the oil and gas boom given a noticeable boost to an economic recovery that, despite better news lately, has been very disappointing on the jobs front.
Researchers at the University of California have discovered that flirting with an attractive member of the opposite sex gives men a noticeable boost of feel-good hormones, cortisol and testosterone, contributing to overall wellbeing.
It was the first in the majors for Davis, who is batting.389 and has brought a noticeable boost in spirit around Citi Field in his first big-league week.
Well, there's a noticeable boost in responsiveness throughout iOS, but we've got a hands-on video with three scenarios where you can see the differences.
During testing, the H.ear On WH-H900M sounded better than competitors (with or without noise cancelling) and the bass added a noticeable boost that didn't overpower vocals.
Investment transactions in the information technology and digital monitoring devices imparted a particularly noticeable boost to productivity.
But it feels fast, and fun – both in its basic drive mode, and with the Sport feature engaged, which gives you a very noticeable boost when it comes to pick-up, but taxes your battery reserves quicker as a trade-off.
"Classic albums such as Hunky Dory and Aladdin Sane and particularly his greatest hits continue to sell well and there was a noticeable recent boost after Heroes was selected to accompany the entry of Team GB into the Olympics Stadium for the opening ceremony of the London 2012 Games.
Bob Bakish, president and chief executive of MTV's international parent company, Viacom International Media Networks, said the awards provided "a noticeable economic boost for the host city every year".
Editing video in particular requires a good deal of computing power and two 1.25 GHz PowerPC chips should be able to deliver a noticeable performance boost in certain applications.
