The phrase "absolute efficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of maximum productivity or effectiveness without any waste or unnecessary effort.
Example: "The new manufacturing process has achieved absolute efficiency, significantly reducing production costs."
Alternatives: "maximum efficiency" or "total efficiency".
U.K. TTOs are found to exhibit low-levels of absolute efficiency.
The absolute efficiency of the detector for different interaction depths is quantified.
An absolute efficiency of 6% has been demonstrated at an optimal length of TiO2 NWs (12 μm).
The measured energy resolution and absolute efficiency were found to be in acceptable agreement with the calculations.
The design and the performances of this detector in terms of yield, absolute efficiency, response and noise are reported.
It's frightening in its brutal and absolute efficiency at consuming resources, human effort, and intellect to cast a torrent of consumer goods at the endless open maw of the world consumer.
Wiza (1979) summarizes absolute efficiencies in previous reports: 10 60% for 2 50 keV electrons, 4 60% for 50 200 keV ions.
The absolute efficiencies of the different solar cells were calculated to quantify their shadowing and resistive losses.
Imposing confining boundaries on the system enhances the differential efficiency relative to the periodic case, while decreasing the absolute efficiencies of both two-walker and one-walker plus trap processes.
The results of Tyagi et al. showed that the absolute efficiencies of the Al/water nanofluid-based direct absorption solar collectors were about 10% higher than that of the conventional flat-plate type collectors using pure water under similar operating conditions [6].
It is therefore very useful to have an independent means to establish absolute efficiencies and numbers.
