The phrase "boost restoration" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is used to describe the act of improving or increasing the process of restoring something. For example: - The company implemented new strategies to boost restoration after the natural disaster. - The government has allocated funds to boost the restoration of historical buildings in the city. - The new medicine claims to boost restoration of damaged tissues.
In light of the current situation, the person best positioned to boost that restoration is president-elect Porfirio Lobo.
If [the armed groups] agree to DDR, if they agree to get involved in [Minusca/UNDP-run] labour-intensive work programmes … we will boost the restoration of state authority," he said.
That could include research that boosts habitat restoration or contributes to improved management.
The number of retirees is rising fast; meanwhile the pension is being boosted by the restoration of the link between it and average earnings.
Stevenson still specialises in the Alfa Romeo Spider Veloce, and is best known for restorations that boost horsepower and improve handling without compromising a car's original appearance.
Also over the summer, the water fund, another innovative way to finance and implement watershed restoration got a boost in Ecuador when California-based nonprofit Nature and Culture International established Ecuador's first water school, which will train municipal water workers in the skills required to join and administer a water fund.
Mary's numbers were boosted by the release and restoration to favour of Lord Huntly's son, and the return of James Hepburn, 4th Earl of Bothwell, from exile in France.
His lawyer, Debra Cohen, said she was trying "to get the message out that the building's restoration can be a boost to Yonkers".
Congress can boost investor confidence and give Gulf restoration a shot in the arm by adopting a House bill that would extend the occupancy deadline on Gulf tax credits to December 2012.
But Epel believes that meditation might also trigger "pathways of restoration and enhancement", perhaps boosting the parasympathetic nervous system, which works in opposition to the fight or flight response, or triggering the production of growth hormone.
