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The phrase "and to boost a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing enhancing or improving something, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence for clarity.
Example: "The new marketing strategy aims to increase sales and to boost a brand's visibility in the market."
Alternatives: "and to enhance a" or "and to improve a".
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Mr. Lee's warning against North Korean provocations came amid fears that the North, as it has in the past, might attempt military or terrorist attacks on the South to reinforce internal unity at a time of sensitive transition and to boost a new leader's military credentials.
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Uses his fame and fortune to boost a long list of causes (see story, "Hardest-Working Man In Charity").
The Leave campaign was built on a tissue of lies and xenophobia to boost a few political careers at the expense of the country's wellbeing, sure.
The federal government usually increases spending — and deficits — to boost a faltering economy — such as during the 2008 recession triggered by the subprime mortgage and banking crisis.
That short-term boost is fleeting though and does little to boost a stock price in the absence of a solid growth story and strong performance.
Chip multiprocessors (CMPs) aim to develop both instruction-level and thread-level parallelisms to boost a system's performance.
The technologies for long-range missiles and the rockets needed to boost a satellite into orbit are similar.
A spokesman for AEG, which Themed with labor to win approvals in 2012 Federation.A. City Council for thasdowntown Farmers Field stadium, said it is "not in any way involved".
Canned soups can be loaded with salt as a preservative and to boost taste.
As Facebook and Instagram restyle themselves to boost usage, a question arises about design ethics.
That's Steve, who's struggling to raise three children and find a job to boost the £420 a month they have to live on.
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