The phrase "and boosted by the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been enhanced or improved by a particular factor or element.
Example: "The project was successful and boosted by the support of the community."
Alternatives: "and enhanced by the" or "and amplified by the".
The impetus is accompanied by the integration of environmental protection rules and boosted by the implementation of new energy policies.
Driven on by Sterling, and boosted by the introduction of Schofield, Hull's territorial advantage finally paid off with 16 minutes to go.
Baker Hughes said that there were 759 active in the United States, the highest since September and boosted by the rising price of oil.
The impetus to develop Education for Sustainable Development is accompanied by the integration of environmental protection rules, and boosted by the implementation of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA).
Perhaps most pertinently, they ran into a Wigan team who were smarting after a narrow defeat at Leeds, and boosted by the return after injury of a hungry Sam Tomkins.
So we order more: "Sanbei" octopus, charred and gingery, slick with sesame oil and boosted by the liquorice nip of Thai basil and cubes of pungent, aged beef fat – glorious.
The pattern of APC activation is consistent with priming by the first infusion, and boosting by the second and third infusions.
Green Juice No. 5 a hydrating, greens-only juice jam-packed with nutrients and boosted by E3-Live, the ultimate superfood.
In recent years, championed by the Government (and boosted by Lord Sugar's television programme of the name), "the apprentice" has been making a welcome return.
"You Really Got Me" was released in August 1964, and, boosted by a performance on the television show Ready Steady Go!, quickly reached number one in the United Kingdom.
came out in April and soared to the top of the charts, and boosted by guest appearances by U2 and Rihanna, quickly earned double-platinum certification.
