The phrase "a well established efficient" is not correct in written English as it lacks proper grammatical structure.
It could be used in contexts discussing systems or processes, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity and correctness.
Example: "We have developed a well-established, efficient process for managing our resources."
Alternatives: "a well-established method" or "an efficient system".
We present MEMPSODE, a global optimization software tool that integrates two prominent population-based stochastic algorithms, namely Particle Swarm Optimization and Differential Evolution, with well established efficient local search procedures made available via the Merlin optimization environment.
It is well established, efficient, and applicable to large scale purification [1], [2].
The addition of PEG 5 -BP to a disPEG 5 -BPn wator of iron oxide nanoparticles, preparedispersiong a well establinhed coprecipitation method, resulted in efficient PEGylation after several size-exclusion filtrations to remove unbound polymer.
International shipping has a well established reputation as the most energy efficient mode of freight transport.
The initial stage of memory arrangement is partitioning the mesh; both a well established 'greedy' partitioner and a new, more efficient 'aligned' partitioner are investigated.
The role of a semi-conserved pentapeptide at the C-terminus of some MCPs, and first observed in the E. coli high abundance receptors Tar and Tsr (NWETF) [ 71], has a well established role in sensory adaptation by mediating efficient receptor methylation and demethylation [ 7, 71- 74].
Graph theory is a well established mainstay of information technology and is concerned with highly efficient network flow.
Next, we analysed tumor angiogenesis using a well established in vivo model of human chloroma (solid leukemia-derived tumor, previously shown to be very efficient at recruiting BM-VPC, [2]).
Front: It's a well established opinion that as ubiquitous as it is, email as it is today is not the most efficient way to communicate, especially among groups.
