The phrase "achieves efficiencies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to describe the process of obtaining better performance or productivity in a system or operation.
Example: "The new software implementation achieves efficiencies that significantly reduce processing time."
Alternatives: "gains efficiencies" or "realizes efficiencies".
Microsoft argues that bundling Media Player into Windows achieves efficiencies that eventually benefit the consumer.
"They repeated the arguments they made in writing to the commission, that Media Player is a natural part of the Windows operating system and that it achieves efficiencies by bundling it into Windows," Mr. Vinje said.
Here, we report on an advanced DSC architecture, which achieves efficiencies of 13.1% under air mass 1.5 global, 100 mW cm−2 solar radiation, and power conversion efficiency of 32% under a standard Osram 930 Warm White fluorescent tube light at 1,000 lux intensity.
The proof-of-concept experiment achieves efficiencies eta = O(1), where the deviation from theory is attributable to well-known optical effects and should be correctable in future versions.
By sharing the costs of research computing support across many research groups, SBGrid achieves efficiencies through economies of scale, the sharing of expertise and cooperation to promote common goals.
This device already achieves efficiency comparable to some compact fluorescent and LED bulbs.
We demonstrate that a highly-decentralized mechanism achieves efficiency.
Also, the Nitra region achieves efficiency at level 1, namely in 2009 2012, 2014 and 2015.
ESPRIT also achieves efficiency by removing redundant sequences and also filters sequence pairs that are not very similar.
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