'boost flexibility' is correct and can be used in written English.
It could be used to refer to increasing or improving the flexibility of something, such as a policy or organization. For example, "The new training program is designed to boost flexibility within our organization."
By boosting flexibility, increasing the heart rate and calming the mind, yoga helps people relax, said Jo Sgammato, an administrative manager of the Integral Yoga Institute in Manhattan.
Any physical activity that boosts flexibility should also help improve posture and stave off fatigue while driving.
Together, they want to end restrictions on plant closures, make job cuts easier, boost plant flexibility and make workers pay more of their health-care costs.How much of this the UAW will agree to is unusually unclear.
That could soon change, according to researchers who have tinkered with the formula to boost the flexibility of a key component.
Scientists have found that a specialized racing game can revitalize an 80-year-old's brain to act like its 20 years old, and that strategy game StarCraft can boost mental flexibility.
The promise Pilates combines elements of yoga and martial arts training into a predominantly mat-based routine that it's claimed boosts strength, flexibility and posture.
Snf5 subunit plays a critical role in modulating the ARP mobility and its deletion results in boosting the flexibility of the ARP module (Fig. S6C).
As Park (1991) said, training, the process by which workers become multi-skilled, has been recognized as a tool for boosting production flexibility.
There are a number of digital camera accessories and each accessory boosts the flexibility of your DSLR.
I recently posted some mental exercises that are meant to boost creativity and flexibility in thinking.
