The phrase "boost independence" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to express the idea of providing support for someone to become more independent. For example: "The government's initiative to boost independence among the elderly has been a great success."
Both Chloe and my brother, Paul, chose to commute to university rather than live there, which is a simple way of adapting university life to a less socially-active person while offering challenges that will boost independence.
Via the state-owned gas company Gazprom, Moscow continues to channel millions of dollars to lobbyists across Europe, who are paid to obstruct and impede plans spearheaded by the European commission for a so called "energy union", the main purpose of which is to boost independence from Russian gas.
To make work pay, boost independence and give real help finding a job, rather than leaving people stuck on the dole, enslaved by poverty," he added.
We are looking at ways of keeping people driving safely for longer, which in turn boosts independence and keeps us socially connected".
At firms that make a strenuous effort to persuade analysts that such board changes have boosted independence, and thus made management more accountable, the likelihood of a subsequent stock upgrade rises by 36%, the study concluded.
Boosting Independence to Attract Young Talent Adelaida Sarukhan investigates INSERM's Avenir programme which aims to give young French and foreign researchers an early taste of independence.
But we find evidence that changes that helped competition authorities be more independent were needed to boost the independence of state bureaucracy.
And he knows that the turmoil caused by Brexit would also boost his independence campaign by obliging the EU to accept a major reconfiguration of member states.
Investors will make a big effort to boost the independence of BSkyB's board; out of 12 non-executives, says the National Association of Pension Funds, only six will be independent after one steps down at the AGM.
Palestinians were suspicious of Arab states pursuing their own interests even before Israel's creation in 1948, and the raison d'etre of the PLO from the mid-1960s was to boost Palestinian independence – not rely on others.
The conventional notion that stakes in oil fields add up to energy security no longer holds up: if there is an oil shock, then the market price of every barrel of oil in the world will shoot up past $100 a barrel.A similar folly is unfolding in America, where Congress is trying to boost "energy independence".
