The phrase "and boosting the efficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in productivity or performance in various contexts, such as business, technology, or processes.
Example: "The new software not only streamlines our workflow but also focuses on reducing costs and boosting the efficiency of our operations."
Alternatives: "and enhancing productivity" or "and improving effectiveness".
According to the OECD, the only way for Portugal to improve competitiveness, reduce its debt burden and fulfil its growth potential is through structural reforms: tackling the inflexible labour market, improving the schools and boosting the efficiency of the legal system.
Outlined were plans to cut carbon pollution by retrofitting power plants, creating cleaner forms of American made energy, while creating jobs, eliminating foreign oil dependency, and boosting the efficiency of appliances --thereby lowering utility bills.
Therefore the combined use of all three paradigms and technologies which are characterized by dynamism, robustness, and intelligence, is expected to increase the effectiveness and boost the efficiency of future CDNs.
Heather Zichal, deputy assistant to the president for energy and climate-change policy, makes a forceful case for the need to slash greenhouse-gas emissions and boost the efficiency of cars and small trucks: The moves will cut America's oil consumption, foster the nation's energy independence, save consumers money at the pump and help revive domestic auto manufacturers.
| The Rhodium Group consulting firm has released a "report card" on China's energy trends and policies that describes the country's intensifying efforts to increase the proportion of renewable sources like wind and hydroelectric dams and boost the efficiency of coal use (essentially the metric called "greenhouse gas intensity" by President George W. Bush).
Results showed that the proposed system utilized and boosted the efficiency of the individual components, and the fiber optic daylighting system delivered sufficient level of natural light within the range of 300 680 lx, at an average of 492 lx, with functionality ranging from 44%to54%44%to54%
First, the greater precision enabled by 3D printing will reduce the cost and boost the efficiency of emission-free solar panels and wind turbines.
In some ways, Prieska is a test case for the introduction of the technologies which have cut costs and boosted the efficiency of mines in Canada and Australia, two of South Africa's prime rivals for minerals industry investment.
But Lyric's first chip, on offer to companies using flash memory in devices and products available to license from this week, is targeted at boosting the efficiency, and ultimately the size, of the solid state flash memory at the heart of portable gadgets like smart phones and tablets.
Therefore, the introduction of information systems in the courts allows a decrease both in time and number of pending processes, boosting the efficiency of the services provided to citizens and to the society in general.
According to privatization's supporters, this shift from public to private management is so profound that it will produce a panoply of significant improvements: boosting the efficiency and quality of remaining government activities, reducing taxes, and shrinking the size of government.
