The phrase "significantly augments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an enhancement or increase in quantity, quality, or effectiveness.
Example: "The new software update significantly augments the system's performance, allowing for faster processing times."
Alternatives: "greatly enhances" or "substantially increases."
The gift, worth about $6 million, art experts said, significantly augments the Guggenheim's permanent collection, especially in film, video, new media and installation art.
PLG microsphere encapsulation of CS6 significantly augments the antibody response to that antigen when administered to a mucosal surface.
However, it is shown that there are coupling terms in the system matrices inequality (8), which structural constraint significantly augments the level of design conservatism.
Our results indicate that exfoliated organoclay significantly augments SM performance, while CNF and SiC diminish it by interfering with crystallization of the soft segment.
According to recent evaluations, this phenomenon accounts for a large share of Internet traffic and significantly augments the load on the end-servers of Web 2.0 sites.
Thus, elimination of localized energy states in the band gap of the charge transport layers in inverted organic solar cells significantly augments the operational stability of the device in addition to enhanced photovoltaic parameters.
When the gatherings took place, police, foreign reporters and curious passersby significantly augmented the number of participants.
Ride-sharing companies can significantly augment the productive use of the automobile.
It will have to prove that constant peer support can significantly augment traditional care.
On the other hand, it did not significantly augment the effects of the caseins.
After its nitrosylation, the protein interaction of GAPDH and Siah1 is significantly augmented.
