The phrase "achieve the efficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the goal of reaching a certain level of efficiency in a process or system.
Example: "Our main objective this quarter is to achieve the efficiency needed to reduce costs and improve productivity."
Alternatives: "attain efficiency" or "reach optimal efficiency".
Although linear regulators can do this, they cannot achieve the efficiency of switching-based approaches.
High performance milling media is needed to achieve the efficiency and milling objectives in high energy mills.
In order to achieve the efficiency reactor, the syngas composition should match the usage ratio of the reactors.
To achieve the efficiency, the parameters of the GT distribution are adapted from the data through preliminary estimation.
"The NPfIT has provided us with a foundation but we now need to move on if we are going to achieve the efficiency and effectiveness required in today's health service," said Sir David Nicholson in the statement.
Several modifications to the implicit solver have been considered to achieve the efficiency enhancement and meantime to reduce the memory requirement.
The real debate is around how it will achieve the efficiencies of £20bn that were set out before the general election.
Specialization can help achieve the efficiencies needed for mass standardization, but it may increase risk by restricting companies to certain industries.
The amount of money being spent on early childhood education is so small currently that we are confident it is possible to achieve the efficiencies needed to shift money from other areas of investment.
The 1957 reforms, however, did not achieve the efficiencies required in order to free up Regular personnel to meet the strategic requirements to maintain a regular field force that was ready to respond to the exigencies of the Cold War.
The success of the technology, however, hinges on achieving the efficiency targets, says Dean Kamen, the inventor of the Segway, who is developing high-temperature Stirling engines for other applications, including transportation.
