The phrase "as boost" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that provides an increase or enhancement, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is designed to serve as a boost to our sales figures."
Alternatives: "as an enhancement" or "as an increase".
This antiviral protein can kill the virus, as well as boost the immune system.
A spokesperson told me: "Biodiversity offsetting could help improve our environment as well as boost the economy.
Mr. Putin's alternative approach seems to resemble the plan known in the United States as "boost phase defense," which has been proposed by a number of arms control advocates.
The success of studios near London such as Elstree and Pinewood – where the new Star Wars movie was shot – have excited interest in cultural enterprises which might attract overseas investment, as well as boost the local economy.
The key discussion points Having a strong set of values defines the tone of an organisation, gives it purpose, and can keep it on the straight and narrow, as well as boost profits.
Fox has promised to improve the company's performance by concentrating more heavily on selling technology products such as iPads and Blu-ray players, as well as boost its own digital offering.
In a city with a number of franchises across a variety of sports, the club hope that such a rivalry will draw interest to soccer as a whole, as well as boost the respective clubs.
"It's not a question of looking back to what companies did in the past but rather to help bring jobs to light as well as boost income for the state," the Labor Minister Valeriano Gomez said Thursday.
Deeper emission cuts would increase demand, and therefore prices, for internationally generated carbon credits, and make investment in new projects more appealing, as well as boost the value of credits in Europe.
In nasopharyngeal cancer, brachytherapy is given as boost in primary treatment or as salvage for recurrent or persistent disease.
A Defra spokesman told BBC News: "Biodiversity offsetting could help improve our environment as well as boost the economy.
