"boost economy" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, "The government must provide incentives to small businesses to boost the economy."
The SNP and Conservatives will impose cuts and austerity measures in aim to boost economy.
Calls for Winter Wonderland to move from Cardiff city centre to Cardiff Bay to boost economy of the area were rejected by executive members yesterday.
So it's something that can boost economy, and I think businesses are absolutely key in ensuring the economy prospers and people need to be confident shopping on the high street.
bit.ly/11VVEfG wefwomen January 25 , 2013Updated at 11.38am GMT 11.26am GMT Successful Doha trade talks could boost economy by $1trn - WTO While the Guardian's economics editor Larry Elliott has been catching up with Pascal Lamy, the head of the World Trade Organisation.
On basis of the study it is suggested to reconsider design of prospective well pads applying presented approach to boost economy of drilling.
Hardy: Yes--Raise to help people, reduce need for public assistance, and boost economy.
That can significantly boost economies of scale and enhance competitiveness and profits.
Cutting interest rates, a typical policy response to boost economies, could stoke inflation.
On the contrary, they insisted, such policies would actually boost economies by inspiring confidence.
Frenkel said structural reforms were needed to boost economies' growth potential.
For NPPs' strong power on boosting economy, they can be a powerful tool to cooperate with Western China Development Strategy to realize its main purposes.
