The phrase "boost the efficiency of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe how some action or measure is increasing a process's effectiveness or ability to quickly produce desired results. For example, "Implementing a new software system is expected to boost the efficiency of the customer service department by 30%."
The idea is to boost the efficiency of your radiator by dispersing the lovely warm air that gets trapped behind it.
"Our renewable energy target as well as our national energy productivity plan, which is aiming to boost the efficiency of energy use by 40% by 2030.
It examines how leading-edge firms are using the Internet to reduce transaction costs, to boost the efficiency of supply-chain management, and to improve communications with customers and suppliers.
Phillips is also offering data-gathering connectivity in both its health care and lighting products, hoping to boost the efficiency of things like a patient's medication adherence, or tuning lights to compliment the amount of available sunlight.
But even if chemical genomics does not increase the absolute number of new drugs being discovered, it is certain to boost the efficiency of the innovation process and that, alone, will pay handsome dividends.
| The Rhodium Group consulting firm has released a "report card" on China's energy trends and policies that describes the country's intensifying efforts to increase the proportion of renewable sources like wind and hydroelectric dams and boost the efficiency of coal use (essentially the metric called "greenhouse gas intensity" by President George W. Bush).
There is consensus on boosting the efficiency of irrigation, the main draw on the river.
Sandra Garlick boosted the efficiency of De Marco Solicitors by ditching paper and moving to a secure cloud-based IT system.
Simply boosting the efficiency of coal plants—and thus reducing carbon-dioxide emissions is seen by some as an example of clean-coal technology.
Other options under consideration by a water-strapped government include boosting the efficiency of the desalination plants that produce fresh water from the sea, importing icebergs and water trading.
According to the OECD, the only way for Portugal to improve competitiveness, reduce its debt burden and fulfil its growth potential is through structural reforms: tackling the inflexible labour market, improving the schools and boosting the efficiency of the legal system.
