The phrase "a substantial push to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts or initiatives aimed at achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The government is making a substantial push to improve public transportation in urban areas."
Alternatives: "a significant effort to" or "a strong drive to".
After recovering, Cambridge made a substantial push and passed Oxford to hold a small advantage, to hold a half-a-length by Barnes Bridge.
Long a top merchandise mover and a big draw among the Hispanic viewing audience, Mysterio could be in line for a substantial push in 2019 as his popularity continues to impress while he's also in the best shape of his career.
The European Court of Justice ruling has made a substantial push toward getting some parts of that agenda going.
There's a substantial push toward recycling and cleaning water used or produced during the fracturing process.
Much about the Turkish offensive, which the government dubbed "Operation Olive Branch," remained unclear Saturday, including whether it would be accompanied by a substantial push by Turkish ground forces and allied rebel factions.
A remarkable initial box office performance has given a substantial awards push to Asif Kapadia's documentary about the late singer Amy Winehouse.
It is expected that both companies will embark on a substantial marketing push to raise consumer awareness of their brands over the next few years.
It would take a substantial shock to push the economy into recession, however.That leaves the Federal Reserve as the most likely source of the next downturn.
The answer's simple enough, and sensible too: The studio needs to make sure that Hemp Inc. can stand up to the demands of its users and get its marketing just right for a more substantial push.
Moreover, a substantial marketing push from AstraZeneca is expected to begin today.
