The phrase "able to efficiently detect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the capability of a system, tool, or person to identify or recognize something in an effective manner.
Example: "The new software is able to efficiently detect anomalies in the data, improving our overall analysis."
Alternatives: "capable of effectively identifying" or "able to quickly recognize".
This result indicates that our approach is able to efficiently detect SNPs.
A PCA model encompassing a time window of four minutes with three principal components was able to efficiently detect all disturbances assayed.
The case studies discussed in this investigation have shown that that the combined VIL/VIVL method proposed is able to efficiently detect and map both of these pigments with analogous results to those obtained by more established methodologies.
Our setup addresses the possibility to independently detect ionization and scintillation signals, in order to being able to efficiently detect WIMPs and discriminate their signals from various background signals.
Prototypes of THGEM-based photon detectors able to efficiently detect Cherenkov photons have been built, tested in laboratory and operated in test beam exercises with typical gain of 105 and time resolution better than 10 ns.
The analysis of the genetic variability associated to Alu sequences was hampered by the absence of genome-wide methodologies able to efficiently detect new polymorphisms/mutations among these repetitive elements.
Hence, it is a fundamental issue in CR networks that SUs should be able to efficiently and effectively detect the presence of PUs [4, 5].
The cucumber and A. thaliana proteins were able to efficiently reduce 8V Chlide, with 8E forms of Pchlide and magnesium protoporphyrin monomethyl ester being detected after 10 h incubations under assay conditions [ 22].
However, this technology is not able to efficiently assay indels.
Normal skeletal muscle is able to efficiently repair itself in response to injury.
As shown earlier, cAb 29 is able to efficiently prevent in vivo intoxication with LeTx.
