The phrase "affect the inefficiency" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when discussing how certain actions or factors influence or change a state of inefficiency in a process or system.
Example: "The new management strategies are designed to affect the inefficiency that has plagued our production line for years."
Alternatives: "impact the inefficiency" or "influence the inefficiency".
(H3) Private medical expenditures may negatively affect the inefficiency levels of various types of patients and infectious diseases.
Private medical expenditures produce adverse effects on aggregate productive inefficiency, GRP, waste gas, and the cases of infectious diseases, although these expenditures positively affect the inefficiency of capital.
The proposed analysis requires five sets of information: data on the output of interest; on input variables that directly affect the production function; on exogenous variables that affect the inefficiency distribution (but not the production function); on a variable (or set of variables) that capture(s) spatial heterogeneity in the data and finally a spatial-weighting matrix.
(H2) Investments in pollution abatement may negatively affect the inefficiencies that are associated with waste gas and wastewater.
We find that in this situation, medical expenditures adversely affect the inefficiencies of labor, capital, GRP, waste gas, wastewater, and the number of cases of infectious diseases.
FDI negatively affects aggregate productive inefficiency but positively affects the inefficiencies of waste gas emission and public health considerations.
From Table 5, the results of the analysis indicate that FDI negatively affects aggregate productive inefficiency but positively affects the inefficiencies of capital, waste gas, and the number of patients.
But, he said, any inefficiencies would not affect the consumer's experience.
Procurement isn't the most exciting topic in the world, but for large businesses, it's an area where inefficiencies can quickly affect the bottom line.
The multitasking by providing 17 service packages by HEWs could affect the availability of services, resulting in inefficiencies of some of the program components [ 37].
Inefficiency due to congestion refers to too many inputs (staff, funds, drugs, etc) leading to decreased output or what is commonly known as inefficiencies of scale which to some extend are realistic assumption for a developing country like Ghana where political and other irrational reasons affect the establishment of facilities such health centres, schools etc.
