The phrase "an efficient application" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a software program or tool that performs its functions effectively and with minimal waste of resources.
Example: "The new software update has resulted in an efficient application that significantly speeds up our workflow."
Alternatives: "a streamlined application" or "a productive application."
This, in turn, indicates that the formulation is well suited for an efficient application of fast solution procedures, such as the fast multipole method.
Finally, we present an efficient application of the proposed approach in the construction of non-complex decision rules for fault diagnosis problems in rotating machines.
We introduce a fully deep-learning approach, based on an efficient application of holistically-nested convolutional networks (HNNs) on the three orthogonal axial, sagittal, and coronal views.
Aiming to deliver an efficient application, as well as predictions of an emotions classifier that is well known and trained for tweets (see for a survey), we use the model by Go. et al.
Besides, an efficient application of nonlinear models cannot avoid some form of model structure selection, to avoid the well-known effects of overparametrization and to reduce the computational load on-line.
Although numerous reactions have been performed using lipases and related enzymes (e.g. esterases and phospholipases), it is still a challenge to identify the most suitable biocatalyst and best reaction conditions for an efficient application.
In this paper, we present the design, implementation, and evaluation of an efficient, application-transparent virtual cycle accounting scheme integrated into JVM.
A resource efficient application of these processes requires a high process stability and reproducibility.
Although I don't doubt there may well still be difficulties ahead, the benefits appear to be considerable: a more efficient application system, the end of clearing and perhaps crucially, according to Ucas, the end of a system that has favoured the rich for decades.
