The phrase "a more efficacious use of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or efficiency of utilizing resources, methods, or strategies in a particular context.
Example: "The committee is exploring a more efficacious use of funds to maximize the impact of our community programs."
Alternatives: "a more effective use of" or "a more efficient use of".
The periodic nature of RA signaling may be an important consideration for the more efficacious use of retinoids, for example in conjunction with targeting coregulators like RIP140.
These advances have been attributed to more efficacious use of antileukaemic agents, intensification of treatment when appropriate, identification of prognostic factors for risk stratification, and improvements in supportive care (Ravindranath et al, 2005; Pui and Evans, 2006).
Overall, imputations were more efficacious using the OmniExpress chip, with 4.59% of SNPs failing QC vs. 7.10% for the Affymetrix 6.0.
Evidence pointing towards a more efficacious model of care using a biopsychosocial approach for LBP management highlights the need to understand the pain-related beliefs of patients and those who treat them.
We suggest that this is due to the use of a more efficacious dosage of CQ in Guinea-Bissau combined with a loss of fitness associated with pfcrt 76T.
Yet despite this, concrete reinforced with bundle-type fibers is shown to more effectively suppress scabbing during high-velocity impact, which is attributed to a more efficacious dispersion of shock stress due to the increased number of individual fibers.
So the spectrum auction is more the government helping with the re-allocation of spectrum to a more efficacious part of the economy.
These responses are consistent with a more efficacious action of the biased agonist.
These data indicate that affinity maturation led to a more efficacious inhibition of the RGMc-BMP-driven effects.
Through the promotion of local steroid production, the use of clinically available TSPO ligands may be a more efficacious and safer form of treatment.
