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"the boom of" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a loud sound, or to refer to a period of rapid growth or development. For example: "The boom of the fireworks could be heard from miles away."
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The boom of a bass drum.
The boom of 1980 was a mirage.
The boom of its artillery is a frequent sound.
But voting increased during the boom of the mid-1980s.
The boom of the 80's bypassed them.
There's the boom of stun grenades in the distance.
"Aqueducts!" The birds scattered from the boom of my voice.
But the boom of the last decade changed this entirely.
MIT anthropologist Stefan Helmreich on the boom of the FLIP ship in October 2017.
The boom of commercial 3-D printers has kids enthusiastic about and familiar with the technology.
Sunset at sea — from the boom of the FLIP ship in its vertical position.
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