The phrase "significantly push" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of promoting or advancing something in a notable or impactful way.
Example: "The new marketing strategy is expected to significantly push our sales figures this quarter."
Alternatives: "greatly advance" or "substantially promote".
But he cannot accept a deal that does not significantly push back and restrain Iranian capacity to make a nuclear weapon in the future.
Refiners have been trading so-called ethanol credits furiously in an effort to meet federal environmental mandates, helping to significantly push up the cost of those credits — a jump to more than $1 from a few pennies in the last several days, and drivers are feeling the effects, experts say.
A reliable, easy-to-use, 1-shot anastomotic device will significantly push the barrier for less invasive coronary bypass surgery.
Weightless is in a good place to provide that, and Neul has asked ARM to chair the standard, which could help significantly push its adoption in terms of inclusion in hardware.
Our estimates imply that growth alone will not suffice to significantly push the long-term unemployed back into jobs and this fact entails a substantial risk of social and economic exclusion of these people unless effective labor market policies to reenfranchise them are implemented.
Cooperation on human rights can significantly push forward a relationship that has already come a long way.
The idea that the RET is significantly pushing up prices has now been challenged by several sets of modelling.
The oversight also significantly pushed down the signing bonuses for the country's top prospects.
The bottom line is that there is probably more careful decision-making by the companies, not necessarily that costs have been significantly pushed up.
WASHINGTON — The global economic recession significantly pushed down purchases of weapons last year to the lowest level since 2005, a new government study has found.
Investors remain jittery as they try to make sense of the debt crisis in Europe, an uncertain economic picture in the United States and a market that has fallen significantly, pushing stocks to levels that seem like bargain prices.
