'Work sharing systems could [ increase the profit of / strengthen ] temporary staff agencies, because there will be a greater demand for temporary employees.'
I guess 'increase the benefit of --' can be used in this context. 'Increase the profit of --' is, however, not so punchy and seems to lack a strong impact. Can I use 'strengthen' in this context? Or is there any good word for this context? Thank you in advance.
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'(Give a) boost (to)'? 'Give a shot in the arm to'? MrP
— MrPedantic
'(Give a) boost (to)'?
'Give a shot in the arm to'?
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MrPedantic, thank you for your reply. Both 'give a boost to' and 'give a shot in the arm to' didn't pop to my mind, so your advice helped me a lot. Thanks million!