The phrase "boost the effort" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase whenever you want to encourage or motivate someone to put in more effort. For example, you could say, "Let's boost the effort and see if we can finish the project by tomorrow."
He said the project to open the factories and stimulate local economies is long overdue and was born "of desperation"... Economic development is a departure from the military's usual missions, but officials think the Defense Department's heft as a consumer of goods and services can boost the effort.
If the FCIC does effective work, it could help boost the effort in Congress to push through reforms like the creation of a systemic risk regulator and a consumer finance watchdog, stronger regulation of large financial institutions and reining in risk taking and executive pay.
"I found some very important elements in the report that I fully back... where General McChrystal is asking for more resources in all aspects to boost the effort against terrorism he has our support there, too, full," he told Amanpour.
This high-level advocacy will greatly boost the efforts of the national social mobilization committee of the Inter-agency Coordinating Committee (ICC) and UNICEF initiatives in Nigeria.
Bringing an end to the war in Iraq while boosting the effort in Afghanistan.
A quarter of Bond's initiative boosted the efforts on Arabidopsis.
The Hollywood studios, unions and the television networks said they were well along in their plans to boost the war effort.
NEW YORK, USA, 12 June 2009 – As the economic crisis continues to take a toll on the world's poorest families, UNICEF and its partners have released two books to boost the global effort to abolish school fees.
He said it would also boost the research efforts of the university's computing department.
The major strength of this review lies in highlighting the exciting applications of CNTs to boost the research efforts, which unfortunately are otherwise scattered in the literature making the reading non-coherent and non-homogeneous.
Meanwhile, in Washington on Wednesday, US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter signaled willingness to devote additional resources to boost the Iraqi efforts to retake Ramadi.
