"boost the production" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like: "We implemented a new system to boost the production of our widget factory."
But rather than proposing restrictions on, say, importing American films, the authors propose allowing governments to take positive action to boost the production of their local fare.
Advertising has come up with a three-point plan: to encourage businesses to advertise; to boost the production of adverts in the UK; to tackle stifling red tape.
RTL has been touted as a logical suitor to buy Dutch TV producer Endemol, maker of shows including Big Brother and Eight Out of Ten Cats, to boost the production division FremantleMedia.
That's because falling availability of crude oil could boost the production of even more carbon-intensive alternatives such as oil extracted from tar sands or "synfuel" produced from coal.
"This will boost the production of chickpeas in Ethiopia, but it will also help local manufacturers produce and develop products using chickpeas and supply a steady stream for export," said Derek Yach, a spokesman for PepsiCo.
So, why hasn't India been able to similarly boost the production of pulses, a commodity for which there is obviously great demand, going by the import numbers and by what's on dinner plates?
The present study thus affirms that the creation of university startups boosts the production of patents and new products.
* Alcohol boosts the production of dopamine and serotonin in the brain, producing feelings of euphoria.
