The phrase "acceptable and efficient" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that meets standards of approval and operates effectively, often in contexts related to processes, systems, or solutions.
Example: "The new software update is both acceptable and efficient, improving user experience while maintaining performance."
Alternatives: "satisfactory and effective" or "suitable and productive."
To describe the IMI EHR4CR project which is designing and developing, and aims to demonstrate, a scalable, widely acceptable and efficient approach to interoperability between EHR systems and clinical research systems.
Treating a number of ground motion records, close agreement between the scaled-average spectra and the design target were achieved, identifying the proposed algorithm as an acceptable and efficient technique to generate a spectrum compatible set of records for further dynamic structural analyses.
Considering the scarcity of spectrum resources, the small cell sharing the same spectrum with macrocells is an acceptable and efficient way of improving the network capacity.
Compared with the US Department of Energy DOEE)'s strategic objectives for the year 2015 which include a minimum 'gravimetric' capacity (weight of stored H2/system weight) of 9.0 wt.% of reversible hydrogen and a 'volumetric' capacity (density) of 0.081 g(H2)/cm3(system), graphane-like nanofibers are much more acceptable and efficient hydrogen storage technology.
PAs offer a potentially acceptable and efficient addition to the general practice workforce.
A study of medical abortion prescribed through telemedicine 24 has shown this to be acceptable and efficient.
Because surgical procedures have potential risk and might result in complications, including infection, hemorrhage and uterine perforation, the decision to employ drugs or to adopt an expectant attitude are considered acceptable, safe and efficient.
Secondary hypotheses address whether short screening instruments are more acceptable and as efficient as longer screening instruments and the cost-effectiveness of screening and brief interventions in ED.
It drew the following conclusion: Improved scientific methods to achieve a more ethically acceptable and economically efficient balance between the generation of "false negatives" and "false positives" are needed.
Other studies have shown it to be an acceptable and cost-efficient screening method for cervical cancer in developing countries; Indian researchers reported in 2006 that most women did not have any pain or felt only mild discomfort during the test and that 97percentt would recommend it to others.
CONCLUSION: The Teen CHAT online intervention shows potential for enhancing physician motivational interviewing skills in an acceptable and time-efficient manner.
