The phrase "achieving efficiencies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to improving productivity, reducing waste, or optimizing processes in various fields such as business, manufacturing, or project management.
Example: "Our main goal this quarter is achieving efficiencies in our supply chain to reduce costs and improve delivery times."
Alternatives: "gaining efficiencies" or "realizing efficiencies".
Now Grätzel, along with Peng Wang, a professor at the Changchun Institute of Applied Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, have made efficient solar cells that use nonvolatile electrolytes, with the best achieving efficiencies of 10percentt.
We end the review by a discussion of strategies and challenges in achieving efficiencies above the Shockley-Queisser limit, and the potential for cost efficient production.
"What do we want beyond such immediate, limited goals as achieving efficiencies, decreasing financial costs, and eliminating the troubling human element from our workplaces?
Both target proteins were biologically active, even when fused to Fh8, and were successfully purified by HIC, achieving efficiencies identical to those of IMAC.
The planning theme of a logistics city is designed around achieving efficiencies and long term sustainability out of the legacy of dispersed groups of intensive "logistics activity areas".
Subsequent advances design refinements, new materials and cooling techniques, and the appropriate matching of higher compressor pressure ratios have resulted in some large simple-cycle turbines achieving efficiencies of over 40percentnt.
Achieving efficiency savings could have a significant positive impact on housing supply".
Another key barrier to achieving efficiency and conservation is that consumers lack information about how much energy they actually use.
"But this scope needs to be increased so that the SCR can make a real impact on improving patient care, data sharing and achieving efficiency savings".
It proved a painless matter to fuse them into one humongous global corporation -- thereby achieving efficiency through the largest possible economies of scale.
These are very, very significant cuts and just go to prove that these cuts aren't about achieving efficiency but are essentially about cutting research," he said.
