The phrase "an efficient provision of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effective supply or delivery of goods, services, or resources.
Example: "The company prides itself on an efficient provision of customer support, ensuring that all inquiries are addressed promptly."
Alternatives: "a streamlined delivery of" or "an effective supply of".
Therefore, rather than the diagnosis or decision about treatments, an efficient provision and management of medical data is more feasible and helpful for medical experts.
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) are often seen as a panacea for a more efficient provision of public services and infrastructure.
The wireless communications landscape is highly varying and its success depends on the efficient provision of a physically limited natural source namely, radio spectrum.
Here we developed a platform yeast cell factory for efficient provision of acetyl-CoA that serves as precursor metabolite for a wide range of industrially interesting products.
In particular, in order to consider the disease-specificity, we focus on AMI, since it is a critical disease that requires the efficient provision of essential parts among vast information for the quick decision in the golden time.
Irrespective of store size, most retailers described their business as a 'convenience' store and saw rapid, efficient provision of frequently requested products as crucial to maintaining their customer base.
Over time, this second set of factors will fuel more direct and efficient provision of services to a broader set of consumers, contributing to a reconfiguration of the industry as a whole.
This paper aims to address two key requirements of any potential REDD mechanism: first, the generation of measurable, reportable and verifiable (MRV) REDD credits; and secondly, the sustainable and efficient provision of emission reductions under a robust financing regime.
According to the autonomous model, local governments are a separate sphere of government with a primary function to secure democratic participation and the efficient provision of local services.
In this paper, we examine in an experiment the influence of belief-shaping devices on the efficient provision of credence goods.
