The phrase "advances efficiently" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process or action that progresses in a quick and effective manner.
Example: "The new software updates ensure that the system advances efficiently, minimizing downtime for users."
Alternatives: "progresses smoothly" or "moves forward effectively".
This cascaded logic family creatively applies recent nanotechnological advances to efficiently achieve high-performance computing using only low-dimensional carbon materials16,17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24.
The application of stochastic heuristic, like tabu search or simulated annealing, to address hard discrete optimization problems has been an important advance for efficiently obtaining good solutions in a reasonable amount of computing time.
While there are situations where building or buying make the most sense, partnering is often the smart choice for advancing growth efficiently.
The animals had been trained for a week in advance to efficiently swallow treats applied in this manner.
Therefore, it is important to reduce this time-consuming process in advance and efficiently narrow down the possible candidates for subsequent screening from the complex chemical components of herbal extracts.
Studies of both embryonic and adult human stem cells will be required to most efficiently advance the scientific and therapeutic potential of regenerative medicine.
He held the ball well, side-stepping defenders or holding them off with his strong frame, but his failure to make the quick pass or advance the ball efficiently frustrated his fellow midfielders and the lone striker, Rafael Sobis.
Roth & Cuatrecasas (2010) defined a new paradigm for efficiently advancing new therapeutic products in the value creation chain.
Compared to the fixed rate systems, wherein the transmission rate of the source is designed in advance to operate efficiently in specific level of channel quality, the ORCP scheme can take advantage of the variations of fading channels because it constantly adapts the transmission rate to the channel condition [25].
Since more than a million children lined up for vaccinations against polio in 1954, the rules that researchers follow in testing vaccines, drugs, medical devices and procedures have been refined to most efficiently advance science while protecting the lives and well-being of volunteers.
