The phrase "a system for efficient" is not complete and requires additional context to be fully correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a system designed to achieve efficiency in a specific area or process.
Example: "We have developed a system for efficient resource management that minimizes waste and maximizes productivity."
Alternatives: "a method for effective" or "a framework for optimal".
Bosch JA, Tran NH, Hariharan IK CoinFLP: a system for efficient screening and for visualizing clonal boundaries in Drosophila.
Bosch JA, Tran NH, Hariharan IK. (2015) CoinFLP: a system for efficient mosaic screening and for visualizing clonal boundaries in Drosophila.
Research: Paige is working on developing a system for efficient microRNA capture at the single cell level and is optimizing conditions that allow specific isolation of the Argonaute bound pool of active microRNAs.
The guidelines for choosing a system for efficient isotope labelling of GPCRs and their ligands for NMR studies will be presented, along with an overview of the different sample environments suitable for generation of high resolution structural information from NMR spectra.
Development of a system for efficient miRNA/antagomir delivery into human neutrophils would have significant potential for delivering novel therapeutic and scientific advances.
Future laboratory related work should ensure a system for efficient specimen handling, regular supply of markers, and participation in quality assurance to ensure that the CPHRL is advanced to the list of National Influenza Center status.
Once a system for highly efficient cardiac differentiation of H9 hESC was established, we found that our improved system overcame the well-documented variation in cardiac differentiation potential among different hESC lines [15], [20], [21], [35].
The goal was to build a system for the efficient storage and retrieval of human reference genes for different tissues.
These findings demonstrate that photo-mediated internalization is a promising system for efficient gene delivery and differentiation in ADSCs.
Overall, these data obviously showed the commitment of a micellar system for efficient solubilization, stabilization, and controlled delivery of the hydrophobic drug, such as curcumin, for cancer therapy.
It is clear that the bacterium utilizes a sophisticated system for efficient hydrolysis of crystalline cellulose of the plant cell wall.
