The phrase "an efficient governance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the management or administration of a system, organization, or process in a way that maximizes effectiveness and productivity.
Example: "The committee aims to establish an efficient governance of the resources to ensure sustainability and growth."
Alternatives: "effective management of" or "optimal administration of".
He will also pervert our foreign policy and national security apparatus; perhaps permanently despoil our environment; undercut the constitutional rights of minorities, women, and gays; deprive millions of people of medical care; and gravely disrupt the efficient governance of the country. .
Efficient governance of hospitals requires the responsible and effective use of funds, professional management and competent governing structures.
I am a Singaporean who lives in New York, and I thank Thomas L. Friedman for highlighting the importance of good governance and for using my country as a fine example of how an efficient government has worked since our independence.
The Resource has developed a highly effective informatics infrastructure that allows for efficient governance, standardized capture of data, and detailed standardized annotation of cases across multiple cooperating sites.
Maybe what Beijing has to offer as a moral global leader is political ― a meritocratic mode of efficient governance, as some China boosters would have it.
Smart urban operations include intelligent transportations, green energy utilities, environmental protection, etc. Efficient governance attempts to improve quality of lives to citizens including efficient and transparent government administration, health care services, and public safety.
New York State's notorious resistance to efficient governance owes a lot to geography.
A wider exploration of options (scaling up), can be of interest for financial, societal or efficient governance reasons.
For as science and technology advance, there will be need to iteratively re-assess current perspectives and definitions of what constitutes weaponizable biology, and to engage international discourse toward more effective, efficient guidance and governance of these agents and the activities and entities that are capable of producing them.
