Could we say "to boost your knowledge " ?
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I heard it used as a sales pitch.
'To boost your knowledge and comprehension, our speed reading technique will allow you to read any paperback book in only 30 minutes'.
So I tried the technique and it with practice it works.
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I don't see anything particularly wrong with it, except that it would be considered a modern(ish) phrase? It definitely makes sense, and I'm sure most people wouldn't have any trouble understanding it!
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