The phrase "a more efficient generation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing improvements or advancements in technology, processes, or methods that lead to greater efficiency in a particular context.
Example: "The new software update promises to create a more efficient generation of data processing, significantly reducing the time required for analysis."
Alternatives: "a more productive era" or "a more effective generation".
Hydrogen peroxide, in low concentrations, enhances the degradation of compounds due to a more efficient generation of hydroxyl radical and inhibition of electron hole pair recombination (Saggioro et al. 2011; Prado et al. 2008; Aguedach et al. 2005).
It was previously suggested that T cells enhance the differentiation of SC fibrocytes from CD14+ monocytes [16], [18], although paradoxically our data showed a more efficient generation of these fibrocytes from purified CD14+ cells than PBMC.
Indeed, given the mitochondrial involvement in stemness and differentiation, one can ask whether manipulating mitochondrial content and/or their function, or modulating specific mitochondrial-related signaling pathways, can be used for a more efficient generation or differentiation of iPSCs, that are two crucial aspects in regenerative medicine [ 34].
In addition, RNA-Seq has been used to characterize RNA abundance pools generated by SELEX to enable more efficient generation of RNA aptamers [ 146].
It promises significant benefits as it leads to more efficient generation of electricity, improved responsiveness to infrastructure glitches and a reduced load on the grid during peak hours.
Compared with the single CdS, the resulting hybrid material showed more efficient generation of photocurrent upon illumination.
An effective climate policy will have to modify the decision calculus for these activities in the direction of more efficient generation and use of energy, lower carbonintensity of energy, and – more broadly – a more carbon‐lean economy.
Enzymatic approaches that enable the more efficient generation of S-adenosyl methionine analogs, including more stable analogs, will also be described; this has expanded the biocatalytic repertoire of methyltransferases from methylation to a broader range of alkylation reactions.
The results indicate that a feed-in-tariff is required to support the development of combined heating, cooling, and power systems, which not only improves the economic performance of the system, but also increases the utilisation of more efficient generation technologies such as combined cooling, heat and power systems.
Lessons learned from the monitoring programme in the Danube are used to suggest alternative approaches that could result in more efficient generation of water quality data and provide new insights into causes and impacts of variations in water quality in other large international river basins.
Meir et al. (2013) suggested controlled shaping of electric potential distribution in the thermoelectric converters for more efficient generation of thermoelectric energy, in theory.
