The phrase "a highly efficient procedure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or process that achieves maximum productivity with minimal wasted effort or resources.
Example: "The new software update includes a highly efficient procedure for data processing that significantly reduces processing time."
Alternatives: "an extremely effective method" or "a very streamlined process."
In this paper, a highly efficient procedure for design sensitivity analysis of elastoplastic material with isotropic hardening rule is presented.
Optimization of reaction conditions has led to a highly efficient procedure to generate polymers with controlled molecular weight (Mw), ranging from 10,000 to above 500,000 depending on the requirements of the desired applications.
As a part of our work on one-pot multicomponent reactions (MCRs) for the synthesis of various heterocyclic compounds, we report here a highly efficient procedure for the preparation of dimedone-barbituric derivatives based on tandem Aldol-Michael reactions using aqueous diethylamine medium.
Recent evidence indicates that this approach is a highly efficient procedure that can be applied in routine infertility programs [ 114].
Detection of CTCs by simply counting the cells retained on the filters, as has been proposed (Song et al, 1971; Pinzani et al, 2006), is clearly not adequate, but when combined with automated immunofluorescence and FISH, identification becomes a highly efficient procedure.
Furthermore, a cheap and highly efficient procedure for bulk scale synthesis of monoiodo-octamethylcalix[4]pyrrole, which is one of the main building blocks for the design of calix[4]pyrrole based sensors has been developed.
A simple and highly efficient procedure for rescuing autonomous plasmids from yeast was described by Robzyk and Kassir (75).
This highly efficient procedure for the development of organ-specific differentiating tissues provides a vehicle for genetic transformation using microprojectile bombardment in switchgrass.
Up to date, highly efficient procedure is still lacked for the isolation and purification of ALA.
The forward wave expansion method (FWEM) is derived from a highly efficient discretization procedure based on interpolation of wave functions known as the wave expansion method (WEM).
