The phrase "a more efficient development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or advancements in processes, systems, or products that lead to greater efficiency.
Example: "The team implemented new strategies that resulted in a more efficient development of the software."
Alternatives: "a more effective development" or "an improved development process."
We aim to make cBiT the hub for biomaterial-associated data, thereby enabling major contributions to a more efficient development of new materials with improved body integration.
RQ 1 : Which tool allows a more efficient development of Domain and Application Engineering steps in terms of time?
The experiment aimed to answer the following research question: RQ 1 : Which tool allows a more efficient development of Domain and Application Engineering steps in terms of time?
This study also demonstrates that the use of microsatellite-enriched DNA libraries allows a more efficient development of microsatellite loci as shown before (Lepais and Bacles, 2011).
Microscopic imaging of human neurons on the crossed fiber arrays in vitro will allow for a more efficient development of methods to maximize cell adhesion and neurite growth on spider silk prior to transplantation studies.
Mercedes says the price decrease is due to three factors: – A faster and more efficient development process.
If China wants to change the long-standing coal-dominated energy consumption structure to achieve a cleaner and more efficient development of the national economy, increasing natural gas consumption is the most realistic and scientific choice (Ma and Li 2010).
The Internet provides an open environment for more efficient development and utilization of engineering software.
A faster feedback loop means tighter testing, more efficient development and production, and ultimately, increased user satisfaction and growth.
In all, this culture system provides a valuable technology to prolong hepatocyte functionality and enable more efficient development of liver tissue engineering approaches to create liver-targeted regenerative therapies.
In the case of endoderm, for example, the ability to isolate and characterize a FOXA1, FOXA2 and HNF-4α positive population, might allow the more efficient development of cultured hepatocytes [4], [5].
