The phrase "able to achieve efficient" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to modify "efficient." You can use it in contexts where you want to describe someone's capability to reach efficiency, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The team is able to achieve efficient results when they collaborate effectively."
Alternatives: "capable of attaining efficiency" or "able to reach efficient outcomes."
The defining feature of successful SaaS companies in his mind is not the model they adopt, but whether they are able to achieve "efficient growth".
Photosynthesis has been for many years a fascinating source of inspiration for the development of model systems able to achieve efficient solar-to-chemical transduction.
From a biotechnological point of view, we are able to achieve efficient incorporation of Se by microalgae cells (Se-enriched of biomass) controlled by photosynthesis monitoring without substantial decrease of growth rate.
Researchers have not been able to achieve efficient homologous recombination in the nuclear genome of the commonly transformed laboratory algal strain C. reinhardtii, but this is not the case for the marine alga and biofuel candidate Nannochloropsis [124].
The increasing scale, technology advances, and services of today's networks have dramatically complicated their management in such a way that in the near future human administrators will not be able to achieve efficient management.
1. Service automation: (Rose et al. [2011]) By combining the individual's personal information into business processes organization shall be able to achieve efficient, automated and simplified transactions rather than the manual user input in activities such as user identification, authentication and authorization. 2.
The system proposed is more efficient than existing systems as it is able to achieve efficiencies as high as 53%.
As demonstrated by recent works, bio-mimesis can lead to important technical solutions in order to achieve efficient systems able to climb, walk, fly or swim (Saunders et al., 2006 [36], Ayers, 2001 [25], Safak and Adams, 2002 [2002.
An important control problem concerns the ability to achieve efficient motion with preferably a minimum amount of consumed energy to be able to undertake longer missions, and this is the topic of this paper.
Another important control problem for underwater vehicles concerns the ability to achieve efficient motion with preferably a minimum amount of consumed energy in order to be able to undertake longer missions.
Even DISC ∗ is able to achieve highly efficient queries, while hiding the ordering of data points within each leaf node.
