The phrase "a more efficient response" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing improvements in communication or actions that lead to better outcomes.
Example: "To enhance our customer service, we need to develop a more efficient response to inquiries."
Alternatives: "a quicker reply" or "a more effective answer."
As the most affected by this issue, children should be involved and have been shown to mobilise a more efficient response.
"It would provide a more efficient response from across the region and our farthest embassies to Washington," Lt. Col. Stephen Barger, a spokesman for the Pacific Command, said.
Despite its local focus, this nuanced approach to prevention has the potential to be transferred to a range of locations and contexts around the world, facilitating a more efficient response to sexual abuse.
"There is an effort on the part of the international community to address the lessons learned from Matthew and have a more efficient response this time," Pearl said.
Thus, the use of a gene therapy approach utilizing hematopoietic stem cells (HSCs) that produces functional, naive CD8+ T cells carrying a single desired antigen-specific TCR, could allow long-term engraftment, continuous generation of new effector cells, and a more efficient response through natural immune mechanisms.
In the future this will allow the manipulation of these pathways providing a more efficient response of legumes towards water shortage.
TOPSORT can selectively prime only the most effective TCR clonotypes to produce an overall more efficient response to tumor at the single cell level than priming with the natural antigen.
This study aimed to answer two questions: (1) Can a CAT be used via a website to facilitate more efficient response collection for the self-evaluation of job satisfaction by workers?
A dominant role of neutrophils and more efficient response to mucormycete spores in the swim bladder might also explain the overall lower mortality levels observed in this infection model.
Thus it is suggested that more efficient response of methanol sensing is possible when the distance between electrodes is reduced.
The bacteria may utilize these up-regulated proteins to compensate for the decrease in cell metabolic activities and to provide more efficient response to high-osmolarity stress due to rhodomyrtone challenge.
