The phrase "augment my" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the enhancement or improvement of something personal, such as skills, knowledge, or experiences.
Example: "I am looking for ways to augment my understanding of machine learning to advance my career."
Alternatives: "enhance my" or "improve my".
I have hired in-home caregivers to augment my presence.
If I discover a gene therapy that will give me super strength, I will augment my very DNA to do so.
In the future, I will augment my meat pile with nothing more than the dead-simple cucumber salad and the smoky campfire baked beans.
After seeing it (I saw it in a private screening — the filmmaker is a friend of mine), I lost any glimmer of temptation I might ever have had to augment my household with a primate.
"Monsieur le Président," he sang, "It's been years now / that I've worked like an ass / to augment my wealth / that I didn't steal / Unlike the others who have left / I had confidence / I stayed in France / and you betrayed me".
It seemed ridiculous that refracted through the power prism that blinds us; the soldiers could be invading the homeland of these women's forefathers in order to augment my luxurious stupour.
"Centuries of gazing at your fragility have augmented my love for your sex".
But the eggs, seasoned with a touch of broth, were what I found myself augmenting my soup with every time.
I specialized in childhood trauma and augmented my academician's salary by treating private patients after hours.
"I cannot tell you how much it augmented my enjoyment" to know that fashion with a capital F has made few inroads on the Olympics, Mr. Doonan said.
Over the years he augmented my life with Batman, Blake's Seven, UFO, Space 1999 and Planet of the Apes, not to mention all the covers of the Top of the Pops albums.
