The phrase "an efficient manufacturing of" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be rephrased to convey the intended meaning more clearly, typically by using "efficient manufacturing" without the article "an."
Example: "The company focuses on efficient manufacturing of high-quality products."
Alternatives: "effective production of" or "streamlined manufacturing of".
Identification and characterization of the genes and enzymes are thus essential for developing an efficient manufacturing process of nectrisine using the fungus and furthermore, creating nectrisine highly producing microorganisms by genetic engineering.
Then, since the handsets had to be cranked out in large quantities, there were the problems of running an efficient manufacturing process and complex supply chain, as well as promoting the finished products to a mass consumer market.
Finally, just over 50,000 years ago, there was a great leap forward in human behavior, with archaeological evidence of more efficient manufacturing of stone tools and a rich aesthetic and spiritual life.
The development of the model has been motivated by the need to provide support for targeted design and efficient manufacturing of shell structures inspired by the origami technique.
Despite this success, the future presents new challenges that include productivity increase, product quality modulation for comparability and biosimilarity, and efficient manufacturing of novel modalities.
Historically, Nokia has been a highly efficient manufacturing and logistics machine capable of churning out a dozen handsets a second and selling them all over the world.
It has a stereotype of not being a very efficient manufacturing economy, but that's not true.
The shortage, caused by problems in I.B.M.'s conversion to a more efficient manufacturing process, contributed to a 50percentt drop in sales of Apple's flat-screen iMac.
Dow Corning led the development of silicone products during World War II, but G.E. entered the market shortly after with a more efficient manufacturing process.
Today Toyota is held up as a model of efficient manufacturing, and Japanese firms lead the world in clean technology, carmaking and consumer electronics.
