The phrase "a targeted and efficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an approach, strategy, or method that is focused and effective in achieving specific goals.
Example: "Our team developed a targeted and efficient marketing strategy to reach our desired audience."
Alternatives: "a focused and effective" or "a precise and productive".
Thereby, a targeted and efficient approach for physical property model development is achieved.
Because the new method is based on changing the resonance conditions, this method is a targeted and efficient approach to mitigating FOs.
However, sequential inhibition and activation of molecular differentiation pathways now allow a targeted and efficient differentiation of human pluripotent stem cells into various lineages.
This explains why in her report to the UNSC Prosecutor Bensouda encouraged "States Parties to plan - ahead - for the arrest of each individual wanted by the Court in a targeted and efficient manner".
While conference participants will sit through innumerable presentations of scientific and research studies, they will also look at programs such as Link Up and No-Yawa as examples of projects currently being implemented that respond to the real needs of vulnerable young people, in Ethiopia, Ghana and elsewhere, in a targeted and efficient way.
For instance, the budgetary savings could be used to reduce other distorting taxes or to alleviate poverty in a more targeted and efficient way".
This year, a combination of factors including more targeted and efficient outreach and a letter from the IRS to people who paid the penalty, led us to believe we'd see an even bigger surge in the days before the final deadline.
So there is a need for development of targeted and efficient drug delivery systems at such levels of treatment.
Such a knowledge basis is essential for targeted and efficient introduction of the resistant gene pool by genomics-assisted breeding into future apple rootstock varieties.
The latter presents a major challenge and effort, yet it should, e.g., applied to a country like Germany, demand in total a lot of superfluous work and costs, and will thus permit much more targeted and efficient solutions.
These effects may induce transient membrane permeabilization (sonoporation) on a single cell level, cell death, and disruption of tissue structure, ensuring noninvasive, targeted, and efficient drug/gene delivery and therapy.
