The phrase "a substantial kick" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant impact or force, often in a metaphorical sense, such as in discussions about motivation or excitement.
Example: "The new marketing campaign gave our sales a substantial kick, leading to a noticeable increase in revenue."
Alternatives: "a significant boost" or "a considerable impact."
"You want something that has a substantial kick in the next 6 months and is nearly entirely gone in 12 months," said Robert Greenstein, executive director of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
In tests the bike performed well when climbing up slopes and gave a substantial kick of power when coasting on level ground.
That afternoon he demanded the Morston church keys from Hamond, who sent him away by turning him round and administering a substantial kick.
"They chose to come here because we were able to offer them a substantial kick-start to their career through the Cprit award," Dr. Kuspa said.
But smuggling continues untrammelled because low-paid police take substantial kick-backs from the trade, and because there are no other major sources of income for locals.
At the same time, the financial machinations described in Steele's reports were complex, and difficult to confirm: "yanukovych had confided in putin that he did authorise and order substantial kick-back payments to manafort as alleged but sought to reassure him that there was no documentary trail left behind".
So we're going to kick off a substantial marketing campaign where we're going to be upgrading the building, the level of service, and reaching out to tenants downtown.
While that sort of individual invite mechanism has worked well in the past for growing out mobile messaging networks like BBM, it'll need a substantial viral network effect to kick in if it's going to take off.
He serves on the board of the Westminster School in Simsbury, Conn., which he attended, and recently he gave a substantial donation to the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Centor to kick off its campaign for a new off-site breast cancer clinic.
As the company's first pure Web play, Lingoz is being kicked-off with a substantial base of 4.5M terms in 8 languages, leveraging the vast 9M definition database Babylon has amassed over its 10 years of operation.
Some hotels and airports accommodate their customers who cannot kick the habit, still a substantial proportion of the population.
