The phrase "achieving high efficient" is not correct in English.
It should be "achieving high efficiency." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the effectiveness or productivity of a process, system, or individual.
Example: "Our goal is achieving high efficiency in our production line to reduce costs and increase output."
Alternatives: "attaining high efficiency" or "reaching high efficiency."
The assessment results of tritium self-sufficiency indicate that the fusion reactor might only need several hundred gram tritium to startup if achieved high efficient tritium handling ability (Referred ITER: 1 h).
The two-step method has been widely used for achieving high-efficient perovskite solar cells.
Compared to previous work, this power-management design shows advantages of capability for harvesting low power/frequency scale energy, high scalability, and light weight, which paves a new approach for achieving high-efficient portable TENG-based self-powered system.
Z-scheme photocatalytic system is an efficient way to achieve high efficiency photocatalytic overall water splitting.
The study aimed at achieving high yield and efficient irrigation water use (IWUE) simultaneously.
Our approach is designed to be efficient while achieving high accuracy.
Within the different electrodes used in EF, gas diffusion electrodes (GDEs) are among the most efficient in achieving high mineralization of pollutants.
Among the six natural and engineered serotypes being compared, Rec2 was the most efficient serotype achieving high level transduction at a dose 1~2 orders lower than reported doses for systemic administration.
Experimental data demonstrate that higher overrun can be achieved at lower rotation speed, residence time and energy consumption with RS for Newtonian media, but at the expense of larger bubble sizes than with CF. Conversely, CF is more efficient for achieving high overrun and smaller bubbles when highly shear-thinning media are involved, although energy consumption remains higher.
Changing the way healthcare providers work together to deliver care may address potential HHR shortages, healthcare provider misdistribution, and help achieve high quality, efficient, and cost-effective care.
