The phrase "avoid boosting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one wants to suggest refraining from increasing or enhancing something, such as performance or visibility.
Example: "To maintain a natural look in your photos, it's best to avoid boosting the colors too much."
Alternatives: "refrain from enhancing" or "steer clear of amplifying".
Businessmen admit in private that they have postponed sackings in order to avoid boosting the left-wing vote, says Prof Weidenfeld.
Compared to MBT, MIF optimization had advantages in terms of generating efficiency, NOx emission reduction, and spark-timing control, and could avoid boosting degradation over the entire operating range for various fuel compositions.
They avoid boosting of immune responses by ex-vivo testing and possess logistical conveniences [ 6, 7].
It can be tremendously easy to push the blame on someone else, but to avoid boosting your ego unfairly, you need to seriously ask yourself if you had any fault in the current situation, as well.
These HIVconsv vaccines were used as a standalone delivery and more often in heterologous prime-boost regimens to enhance transgene product-specific responses while avoiding boost of responses against the delivery vectors.
Blood was sampled for QFT-GIT, as for the in-house HBHA-IGRA, on the first day of TST or exceptionally within 3 days to avoid a boosting effect of the PPD injection [ 19].
Almost all modern-day defenses of the electoral college — avoiding recounts, boosting rural areas, etc. — are make-weight.
It is claimed that BT is using a loophole to mask its failings and avoid penalties by boosting its numbers.
Witthöft, Rist & Bailer [ 48] used a fixed order in their blocked emotional Stroop design (also neutral words first) in order to "avoid an artificial boosting of the emotional intrusion effect".
On Tuesday night, TNT used Van Gundy and Tomjanovich's utterances once apiece, a testament to their ability to avoid ratings-boosting trash talk or an adherence to incessant sideline strategizing.
Researchers hypothesized that a controlled educational setting in which young children must learn to sit still, follow directions and avoid distractions would boost certain cognitive skills, such as staying on task.
