The phrase "a strong boosting" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used in contexts where one is referring to an increase or enhancement in something, but the phrase itself is awkward and not commonly used.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is expected to provide a strong boosting of our sales figures this quarter."
Alternatives: "a significant increase" or "a powerful enhancement."
A strong boosting effect on NO conversion was recorded if H2 was added to the gas mixture.
This protective effect was the same following either a single immunization with MVA-GFP or AdM-GFP prime-boost, indicating a strong immune response against the MVA vector, rather than a strong boosting of the immune response against that of the GFP transgene, is accounting for protection (immune responses against GFP have been documented in BALB/c mice [ Gambotto et al., 2000]).
A healthy rise in inventories would give a strong boost to the economic recovery.
After the aide discovered what was going on, the senator gave him a strong boost into a lobbying career.
"Previously pent-up demand delivered a strong boost to growth during the first half of the year but this effect may be fading.
Pubs group JD Wetherspoon was one of the beneficiaries of the Olympics and Paralympics, with the games leading to a strong boost to sales.
The new network is expected to give a strong boost to the growth of services like online video and Internet telephony.
The chancellor's stamp duty changes will give a strong boost to property sales during the crucial spring market, estate agents said this week, though anyone hoping to sell a home for £260,000 would have no hope of finding a buyer.
Distance running, which has been sagging badly in the United States for more than a decade, is getting a strong boost from three teenagers who train harder and think tougher than their predecessors.
The factory hog farms in North Carolina, for instance, were given a strong boost in their early days by a state law, eventually overturned, that prohibited counties from using zoning authority to restrict factory farms.
A survey by the business lobby group the CBI found that the dive in sterling, prompted by the vote to leave the EU, gave a strong boost to exports of manufactured goods that offset uncertainty in the domestic market.
