The phrase "absorptive performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the ability to absorb or take in information, resources, or materials effectively.
Example: "The absorptive performance of the organization is crucial for its innovation and growth."
Alternatives: "capacity to absorb" or "ability to assimilate".
Absorptive enterocytes perform their nutrient absorptive and digestive functions via nutrient transport proteins and hydrolytic enzymes [ 3- 5].
Since the flow influences the inactivation performance in absorptive liquids, actinometric dose is suitable to describe inactivation kinetics in absorptive liquids.
The effect of barrier shape and absorptive surfaces upon screening performance is investigated.
A mitigation design was developed which consists of augmenting the performance of absorptive parapet walls by creating noise plena beneath the cars and under adjacent walkways.
This paper proposes a pulse method for estimating the acoustical performance of absorptive panels to reduce noise reflections when applied to road structures such as parallel walls and ceilings of double deck viaducts.
While research has produced ample evidence showing that absorptive capacity affects innovation and organizational performance outcomes, we still know little about why some organizations possess greater absorptive capacity than others.
In the second part, based on our literature review, we focus on SMEs' strategies of knowledge-capital building, underlining their behaviour and performance in terms of absorptive capacity and of open innovation strategies.
Even if small companies compared to larger ones record weaker performances in terms of absorptive capacity and implementation of open innovation strategy, they may increase their knowledge-capital through the combination of their strengths.
A substantial body of research demonstrates that absorptive capacity contributes directly and indirectly to company performance.
