The phrase "a more efficient production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements in the production process or methods that lead to better efficiency.
Example: "The new machinery has led to a more efficient production, reducing costs and time significantly."
Alternatives: "a more effective production" or "an improved production process".
It first dawned on them that machines could be arranged in new ways, making stuff in a more efficient production line, over shorter distances and with fewer workers.
Chemical engineers have invented a more efficient production route called HIsmelt, which cuts emissions of greenhouse gases and other pollutants by a fifth.
The company, the world's largest chip maker and a closely watched indicator of the health of the technology industry, said that first-quarter profit rose 19percentt partly as a result of a one-time tax benefit and the company's move to a more efficient production process, while sales fell slightly.
This approach allows for better geothermal resource estimation, potentially improved economics and a selection of a more efficient production arrangement.
The first case is that all six firms shift to the upper left direction which shows a more efficient production (less input, more output).
First, when products are close substitutes, R&D efforts are less firm specific and a firm can more easily benefit from the discovery of a more efficient production technique resulting from rival's R&D effort.
In this work, we report that the use of a new N2B27-derived medium (RHB-A) allows a faster and more efficient production of NPs from ES cells in monolayer culture (Fig. 1A), resulting in highly homogeneous populations of NPs (up to 90%) that can subsequently differentiate into neurons, astrocytes and oligodendrocytes.
In forcing an ever more efficient production line of high-performing school-level mathematicians and scientists, we risk strangling the creative arts.
In an attempt to provide an alternative and more efficient production system, a chimeric cDNA coding for hGCase operatively linked to the signal peptide of rice glutelin 4 (GluB4) was put under the control of the GluB4 endosperm-specific promoter and inserted into the genome of a waxy rice.
Marker-assisted selection (MAS) could be conducted using these SNPs, providing a valuable tool towards more efficient production of all-female stocks for the aquaculture industry.
"It refers not to actions that merely injure individual competitors, but rather to actions that harm the competitive process, a process that aims to bring consumers the benefits of lower prices, better products, and more efficient production methods".
