The phrase "achievement of efficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or result of becoming more efficient in a particular context, such as business, manufacturing, or personal productivity.
Example: "The achievement of efficiency in our production line has led to significant cost savings and increased output."
Alternatives: "attainment of efficiency" or "realization of efficiency".
In our empirical analysis of three hospital networks we observe tension in network design relating to the achievement of efficiency and legitimacy imperatives that underpin the mandate to form hospital networks.
The management of technology knowledge in a network is characterised by a number of special features that are typical of this form of organization, on the basis of which, we point out the main obstacles and disadvantages that condition the achievement of efficiency of their management.
American engineers regard the Suspension Bridge as a major achievement of efficiency.
Extending coverage is an unquestionable achievement, but the achievement of efficiency less so.
The third element, and perhaps the most important for the achievement of efficiency, is the implementation of a strict regulatory and oversight system, which punctually and systematically reports personnel productivity, thereby permitting negotiation and discussion of those instances where productivity falls outside the norm.
Dr James Ball, a researcher at the department of physics, University of Oxford - who was not involved in the work - commented: "The achievement of 15% efficiency is an important landmark and this technology provides the most efficient solution-processed solar cells by a long way.
It's a remarkable achievement of narrative efficiency, fuelled by humility.
Under such a system, the achievement of greater efficiency and equity in our health care system would be at hand. Warren Greenberg Washington, Aug. 27, 2004 The writer is a professor of health economics, George Washington University.
A discussion of outstanding obstacles for the achievement of high efficiency solar thermophotovoltaics systems is provided along with examples of systems showing exceptional promise.
