The phrase "a greater level of efficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in productivity or performance in various contexts, such as business, technology, or personal productivity.
Example: "By implementing new software, we aim to achieve a greater level of efficiency in our operations."
Alternatives: "an increased efficiency" or "a higher degree of efficiency."
This guy puts it through the uprights, and he has got a great level of efficiency.
"On the flip side, users who prioritise efficiency and price are likely to welcome a greater level of flexibility".
Former BGI CEO and Blackrock Vice Chairman Blake Grossman said, "The markets are very efficient, very dynamic, constantly reaching greater levels of efficiency that makes them more and more difficult to beat.
Indeed, blockchain technology is quietly working its way into every facet of our lives, bringing about greater levels of efficiency, transparency and liquidity than ever seen before in some of the most foundational elements of modern society, such as financial services, health care and insurance, transport logistics and supply-chain management.
In theory, the goals outlined in the Strategic Plan were to created "to provide governance and direction to its agencies in order to achieve greater levels of efficiency and effectiveness through the consolidation of corporate services and to begin developmental work in coordinating province-wide services" [ 16].
Those are really the kinds of questions everybody's asking, because what you're really trying to figure out is, where do you want to focus your money to be able to get the most awareness, the most effectiveness, and with the greatest level of efficiency.
We needed a great level of concentration.
You could teach in much larger lecture halls, but the things that would allow you achieve the greatest levels of efficiency would dilute the product and would make it something I wouldn't be willing to be part of," said Bowman.
Shaun Collins, an analyst with CCS Insight, thinks there will be even greater level of detail in pricing models in the search for ever greater data efficiency.
In order to do all this, Alloy has developed a process with an industrial level of efficiency.
