The phrase "addressing inefficiencies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of identifying and resolving areas of waste or suboptimal performance in a process or system.
Example: "The team is focused on addressing inefficiencies in our workflow to improve overall productivity."
Alternatives: "tackling inefficiencies" or "resolving inefficiencies".
Health information technology (HIT) is perceived as an essential component for addressing inefficiencies in healthcare.
Or is there scope for government policy to accelerate innovation by addressing inefficiencies?" She studies instances in which more funding for basic research could make a difference, or in which the inventions are ready but firms or consumers need a push in the form of measures such as government subsidies for the product to achieve higher levels of adoption.
Nevertheless, both heuristic method and simulation are not capable of addressing inefficiencies due to worker's health and safety.
Why? JOHN_HAGEL: One of the key differences is that the first waves of B2B activity were heavily focused on enabling transactions, versus addressing inefficiencies in the processes surrounding the transactions this latter area has been the focus of Web services.
As it may not be feasible to archive a reform focused specifically on the financing mechanisms of the TB services, health financing reform addressing inefficiencies, like overhospitalization, may need to be sought and adopted in a broader context, taking into account specialized health sectors, such as the TB services in many post-Soviet countries.
Information on the heterogeneity in the unit cost of delivering HIV services across facilities – both within and across countries – is critical to identifying and addressing inefficiencies.
It's also addressing inefficiency.
To address inefficiencies, the panel proposed a "grand bargain" under which "donors would not simply give more but give better, by being more flexible, and aid organisations would reciprocate with greater transparency and cost-consciousness".
First, it helped to address inefficiencies and perennial organizational crises that interfere with healing and disrupt the patient experience.
They'll have to address inefficiencies in the way that healthcare is delivered in order to bring about savings that will actually stick.
With a centralized and command-based economy, China puts fintech in a delicately placed position: encouraged to innovate, but only to address inefficiencies in the traditional industry.
