The phrase "affordability efficiency" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the balance between cost-effectiveness and operational efficiency, but clarity may be lacking.
Example: "The project aims to enhance affordability efficiency by reducing costs while maintaining high-quality standards."
Alternatives: "cost-effectiveness" or "economic efficiency".
Sharing tools, resources and best practices, Internet.org partners will explore solutions in three major opportunity areas: affordability, efficiency, and business models.
coal, oil, natural gas, biomass, hydro, solar, wind and nuclear has been evaluated for four dimensions of SES, viz., availability, affordability, efficiency and (environmental) acceptability using 16 selected metrics.
This project, led by Stanford's Center for Primary Care and Outcomes Research and funded by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, seeks to lay the foundation for use of APCD data for measurement and transparency by exploring how can APCD data help improve affordability, efficiency, and cost transparency in the provision of health care.
Affordability and efficiency?
The first one is the graph-based topological modeling method which will be employed for rapid model reconstruction and damage modeling, and the second one is the recurrent neural network-based, component-level surrogate modeling method which will be used to improve the affordability and efficiency of the M&S computations.
And it may emphasize affordability and efficiency, but with an Intel Celeron processor, the Chromebook 11 is capable of comfortably performing any task necessary in a learning environment.
Based on the results of the ratings, the experts will formulate concrete actions for their government and these will then be prioritised by importance (need, impact, equity, other positive and negative effects) and achievability (feasibility, acceptability, affordability and efficiency) for the policy and infrastructure support domains separately.
Expansion may require increased investment in the PPPs, but they seem to be capable of delivering important improvements in the affordability and efficiency of TB treatment, and improving the South African health system's capacity to cope with the impact of the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
Aims This article aims to compare changes in access to, and affordability and efficiency of private and public hospital inpatient (IP) treatments between MH and AP from 2004 to 2012 and to assess whether the health financing innovations in one state resulted in larger or smaller benefits compared with the other.
The latest technology developments are becoming increasingly scalable to the needs of small businesses, resulting in more affordability and improved efficiency.
