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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a lean effort" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an effort that is efficient, streamlined, or minimal in terms of resources or waste.
Example: "The team implemented a lean effort to improve productivity while reducing costs."
Alternatives: "an efficient effort" or "a streamlined effort".
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And this year's iteration was a lean effort, with just five members in the backing band and no backup singers beyond the Idols themselves, who helped out when needed.
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At the opposite end of the spectrum, Brown ran a lean and austere effort, his frugality driven by his campaign's financial realities and his personal fiscal reserve.
Klein, a lean, fit-looking man of fifty-nine, quickly took control of the Prop 71 effort.
Freundlich had a lean physique.
Notice, Switzerland is a lean spender, the leanest.
"Talk about a lean period".
Chettinadu is a lean operation.
This is a lean budget.
a Lean gas.
"We have a lean government.
Eat a lean, healthy diet.
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