The part of a sentence "boost transparency" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to increase or improve the level of openness and honesty in a situation or organization. Example: The company's new policy will help boost transparency by providing more detailed financial reports to shareholders.
Take the latest CBI proposals to boost transparency in outsourcing.
Labor's immigration spokesman, Richard Marles, has also sounded positive on moves to boost transparency.
This would boost transparency and give the public a say over outsourcing and privatisation.
The role was created to increase the police's accountability to the public and boost transparency.
More important, though, are claims that artificial intelligence will help eliminate pre-existing prejudice within employment processes and boost transparency.
"The Interior Department has implemented a new policy that it says is meant to boost transparency and integrity of the science that its agencies use to make decisions.
Technology has boosted transparency and changed the way people do business across the globe.
Turnbull denied the government had been slow to act on boosting transparency by electricity retailers, despite the fact energy experts have been highlighting current practices as a problem for months.
But Rep. Mike Burgess (R-Tex)., who heads the House Energy and Commerce's Health subcommittee, called it a "prudent step". "The announcement of these new score cards will harness existing Medicaid data for each state, boosting transparency and providing more information for the public," Burgess said in a statement.
EITI boosts transparency and spreads awareness on how governments are utilizing resource related incomes.
And in January it announced new ad settings controls, also billed as boosting transparency and control.
