The phrase 'boost network' is correct and usable in written English.
It is most often used when referring to computer networks and systems. For example, "We need to boost network security to protect our data."
"We do see it as a way to boost network traffic," says Frank Zandee of KPN, a mobile operator based in the Netherlands that is testing NFC as a means of ticketing at a local football club.
A simple and cheap way to boost network performance.
Assuming an existing HSDPA network and the availability of additional spectrum, MNOs can boost network capacity by increasing the number of active carriers (5 MHz).
Greater broadband use should also boost network providers' business assuming they can charge enough to cover the cost of deploying the new networks, says Arbogast.
Long Term Evolution (LTE) can significantly boost network capacity compared to high-speed packet access (HSPA), using more antennas and bandwidth as well as providing a higher spectral efficiency through opportunistic scheduling.
In this paper, we explore such a joint design by proposing a novel MAC protocol for clustered WSNs that takes advantage of both multiple channels and cooperative MIMO to further boost network performance.
A proxy server is a system for boosting network performance.
Embedding femtocells in traditional cellular system helps offloading the overloaded traffic in macrocells, expanding coverage, and boosting network capacity.
This is a largely underexplored domain with the potential of boosting network throughput as it can mitigate both intra- and interflow interference.
Results show that the design boosted network connectivity and circuitry during the low-flow periods, indicating a more fluent flow pathway, and reduced the flood risk during the high-flow periods.
Sean Hannity, Greta Van Susteren, the hosts of "Fox & Friends" and other personalities on the network have given Trump a friendly forum to reach an audience of millions, boosting network ratings along the way.
