"boost manufacturing" is correct and usable in written English, though it can be used in a variety of contexts.
For example, you could use the phrase in this sentence: "The government proposed a plan to boost manufacturing in the country's economy."
That would boost manufacturing, he says.
Under current circumstances, reducing the trade deficit by increasing exports can boost manufacturing employment.
He mentions a new ministry to promote skills, plans for roads and rail, and hopes to boost manufacturing.
The county is reputedly "ground-zero" for disaffected white, working-class Democrats who are drawn to Trump's promise to boost manufacturing by renegotiating international free-trade agreements.
But the debt-financed consumer boom has failed to boost manufacturing output, which has barely shown any increase over the past eight years.
In May, a Canadian medical-cannabis company, Organigram in Moncton, announced its intent to invest Can$10 million (US$7.6 million) into Hyasynth to help boost manufacturing.
The tariffs and increasing domestic demand have boosted manufacturing jobs in the US, which is now one of the top five nations for solar panel producers behind China, Singapore, Taiwan and Malaysia.
The Cheap Revolution has boosted manufacturing productivity, remade the IT business and is bringing merry creative destruction to telecom.
WASHINGTON, Nov 15 (Reuters) - The United States needs to update its energy policy to reflect the boom in natural gas and oil production that has boosted manufacturing jobs, said the top Democrat on the Senate energy committee on Thursday.
A slowdown in the pace at which computer-equipment prices are falling suggests that the productivity boost from manufacturing computers ever more efficiently may be waning.
