The phrase "a way that optimizes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing methods or approaches that enhance efficiency or effectiveness in a particular context.
Example: "We need to find a way that optimizes our workflow to increase productivity."
Alternatives: "a method that maximizes" or "an approach that enhances".
In consequence, a feedback loop can be enforced to modify the production scheme in a way that optimizes the recovery of existing hydrocarbon assets.
The cooperative nature of the proposed method,allows each base station to limit interference to the neighbours in a way that optimizes the overall network's conditions.
First, it describes an architecture for a fault-tolerant framework that can be used to automatically deploy replicas of virtual machines in data centers in a way that optimizes resources while assuring availability and responsiveness.
While some signals, like many morphological ornaments, are always "on," most signals like song, advertisement calls, and motor displays are emitted in a way that optimizes transmission to intended receivers [1].
The 2 tools are complementary and should be used in a way that optimizes successful service delivery.
In addition, the findings reveal several knowledge gaps which can inform how to best share research evidence in a way that optimizes its use.
"I think we go a step further and say you can advertise online, but in a way that really optimizes their existing capacity and is a sophisticated marketing tool," Mr. Leahy said.
Contemporary cloud computing research has seldom focused on solutions that provide both high availability and real-time assurance to these applications in a way that also optimizes resource consumption in data centers, which is a key consideration for cloud providers.
Viewable Media promises to promote an advertiser's videos in a way that's "optimized for earned media" — in other words, to deliver them in the right context and to the right audience so that they're viewed and shared as regular content.
This conclusion is supported by Hall, Tomkinson & Klein who, through interviews with 56 Canadian maternity care providers in 2008 and 2009, found that care providers present scientific evidence in ways that optimizes women's compliance with their recommendations, even in non-emergency situations [ 41].
This unique information on comparative biomass yield across a diversity of perennial crops will inform the overall decision-making process in a way that reduces risk and optimizes productivity in specific environments.
