The phrase "address inefficient" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "We need to address inefficient processes in our workflow to improve productivity."
Alternatives: "tackle inefficiency" or "resolve inefficiencies."
In order to address inefficient health systems, there is a need to identify the spatial distribution of under-five mortality, especially areas of high mortality clustering.
Another policy intention to address inefficient ARV supply was issued in 2008 when the government expressed a target of reducing yearly expiration of unused drugs to a maximum of USD 1000 annually by, for example, denying superfluous or non-aligned external funding as well as improving the information system for drug supplies [ 35].
Health policy-makers have three broad strategies available to them for addressing inefficient resources use: (a) increasing coverage of health services; (b) reducing hospital inputs; and/or (c) organization/process changes in hospitals.
In lower stretches of the river, where the flow is already severely depleted, it will take decades to address the inefficient use of water for irrigation.
"If we are screening every athlete and we see something that might take someone out of games, we want to address those inefficient movement patterns up front," he says.
Lack of policy and legislation to address the inefficient use of energy is such a key barrier to the development of energy efficiency.
Even Mario Monti's technocratic government did little to address problems like inefficient bureaucracy, cartels, a dysfunctional legal system and inflexible labor markets.
The union's business manager, Brian D'Arcy, responded Tuesday in a letter to Fuentes, saying the organizations have helped address disparate and inefficient training and safety programs.
Last week D'Arcy sent a letter to Councilman Felipe Fuentes saying that the organizations have helped address disparate and inefficient training and safety programs at the DWP.
Hence, we addressed whether the inefficient ER stress response observed in PGC-1β KO neurons increased susceptibility to cellular damage.
We then addressed whether the inefficient clearance of sunitinib observed at higher doses could result in elevated circulating levels of sunitinib after prolonged dosing.
