The phrase "boosting effect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the increase in the power, intensity, or effectiveness of something. For example, "Exercise has a boosting effect on overall wellbeing."
They may not all need to happen, or not soon, in order to achieve their boosting effect.
A fiscal stimulus package (and an attendant increase in deficit) has only a temporary growth boosting effect.
A strong boosting effect on NO conversion was recorded if H2 was added to the gas mixture.
As a remedy for the first problem, we propose a new selection criterion, which concentrates on verifying discrimination boosting effect.
Moreover, single-molecule localization is still feasible without the boosting effect, as demonstrated here by interrogating the 3D microtubule architecture, and thus promotes mirror-enhanced SMLM as a 3D imaging tool.
This mycorrhizal boosting effect is known for several microorganisms [65 67] and in particular for BE2 [68].
Scientists have found the first clear evidence of caffeine's memory-boosting effect, and shown that it lasts for at least 24 hours.
Telling a story about a mistake you made can have a similar credibility-boosting effect.
Finally, the beneficial hydrolysis-boosting effect of xylanase was further evaluated on a range of lignocellulosic substrates.
The ROS-boosting effect of Tam was extended and further validated by our study in adipocytes and adipose tissues.
To further assess the mechanism of the xylanase-boosting effect during SPCS hydrolysis, the hydrolysis of SPCS was carried out using two strategies for enzyme addition.
