The phrase "approach to boosting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or strategies for enhancing or improving something, such as performance, productivity, or effectiveness.
Example: "Our approach to boosting team morale involves regular feedback sessions and team-building activities."
Alternatives: "method for enhancing" or "strategy for improving".
We understand the difficulty in crafting a coherent, regional approach to boosting food production, particularly when the needs vary so dramatically.
In his second term, Obama began a piecemeal approach to boosting minority youth – launching My Brother's Keeper in February 2014 as a signature initiative designed to help at-risk black youths and invest in their educational opportunity and potential.
These findings suggest a novel approach to boosting motor neuron health by increasing communication between different types of neurons, which may offer a new avenue for the treatment of SMA.
In an interview in the journal Neuron, Stanford Bio-X affiliated faculty member Rob Malenka discusses a range of subjects from reflections on his own career trajectory to his approach to boosting those of his trainees to the future of neuroscience.
In an interview in the journal Neuron, Stanford's Rob Malenka holds forth on a wide range of subjects stretching from reflections on his own career trajectory to his approach to boosting those of his trainees to the future of neuroscience itself.
Now the journal Neuron, in which the pioneering brain spelunker has published much of his pathbreaking work, has taken the hint and interviewed Malenka, too, for a profile touching on a range of subjects from his own career trajectory to his approach to boosting those of his trainees to the future of neuroscience.
Storytelling based on the revealed mainstream of accidents will provide a pragmatic concrete approach to boost safety management.
We report an approach to boost the activity of transferred antitumor CD8+ T cells by inhibiting ER stress or silencing Chop during the expansion phase.
On basis of the study it is suggested to reconsider design of prospective well pads applying presented approach to boost economy of drilling.
Our approach to boost reporter gene induction could be applicable in establishing more efficient yeast-based flow cytometric screening systems for agonistic ligands for heterogeneous GPCRs.
