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The phrase "affect the efficiency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how one factor influences the effectiveness or productivity of another factor, process, or system.
Example: "The new software update may affect the efficiency of our data processing operations."
Alternatives: "impact the efficiency of" or "influence the efficiency of".
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This can affect the efficiency of oil displacement.
The experiment tends to confirm the Coasean prediction that contract presumptions do not affect the efficiency of bargains.
This will remarkably affect the efficiency of cumulative SHG of primary CGW propagation.
Several factors that may affect the efficiency of Cr VI) removal were investigated.
Welding scheduling can affect the efficiency of the welding process greatly.
The theoretical analysis is to determine the factors that affect the efficiency of the transmission system.
Interactions of sources and processing methods for nonstructural carbohydrates may affect the efficiency of animal production.
Mixing and transport phenomena affect the efficiency of all bioreactor configurations.
The factors that may affect the efficiency of the externally applied potential were discussed.
Its performance can directly affect the efficiency of the whole power generation system.
Similar(1)
Therefore, the computational cost for a similarity calculation does not affect the efficiency of recommendations generation.
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