The phrase "a super boost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant increase or enhancement in performance, energy, or effectiveness.
Example: "After taking the new supplement, I felt a super boost in my energy levels throughout the day."
Alternatives: "an extra boost" or "a major enhancement."
Acquiring one company with a lot of images it can tag does work to some extent but won't give ThingLink a super-boost – however, the expertise it gets in terms of the wider fashion industry is clearly valuable.
The Super Boost was delicious and eased my symptoms.
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Super boost In the last 10 years, the methods used to create these 3-D maps of the Earth have become more sophisticated, incorporating fine-tuned data and more precise numerical models.
With their vested interests in tax laws and financial sector regulation, these executives are mainly spending their money to back Mitt Romney's presidential candidacy -- with the exceptions of Simons, who is donating to Democratic super PACs, and Thiel, who bankrolls a super PAC boosting Rep. Ron Paul.
The added secret ingredients of chia seeds, gives it a super-food boost of Omega-3 fatty acids which your heart will love you for!
After a season of keeping their superhero action grounded and (relatively) realistic, the producers of "Arrow" are set to give the series a super-powered boost with the introduction of the lightning-quick hero the Flash.
The polymeric method, more specifically the Super-Sensitive Detection System (Biogenex Laboratories, Fremont, CA, USA), which incorporates a 'Super Enhancer', to boost the effects of the polymeric-HRP secondary antibody was used.
Lesko did enter the general election dinged by scandal after Montenegro said that she had broken campaign finance law by moving money from her state campaign fund to a super PAC that boosted her congressional campaign.
