The phrase "an efficient stage of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular phase or level in a process that is characterized by effectiveness or productivity.
Example: "During an efficient stage of the project, we were able to meet all our deadlines and exceed expectations."
Alternatives: "a productive phase of" or "an effective level of".
Now he provides an efficient staging of a second-rate Broadway concoction, which depends for its draw on Robert Lindsay and Joanna Lumley camping and vamping, and – particularly in Lumley's case – cocking a knowing eye towards their on-screen persona.
The paper describes procedure for delivery of information to state and local authorities, different customers, reviews efficient stages of creation of international aerospace system for monitoring of global geophysical phenomena taking into consideration current task priority, technological backlog and financial limitations.
Therefore, pre-flush process has been proposed as one of the most efficient stage for oil-wells matrix acidizing to reduce these challenges significantly.
The main contribution of the paper is the development of an efficient two-stage procedure: first, a path following control law is designed based on the kinematics only; this is followed by the design of a robustly stabilizing controller for the vehicle dynamics.
In order to investigate the most efficient erythrocytic stage of action of salinosporamide A against the parasite cell cycle, we proceeded to a phenotypic analysis of the treated and non-treated cultures at the three main stages of the parasite intra-erythrocytic cycle.
This paper presents an efficient two-stage optimization approach to the design of steel-concrete composite I-girder bridges.
We propose an efficient parallelization of the different stages of the ARD pipeline; using a novel load balancing scheme and overlapping communication with computation, we achieve scalable performance on distributed memory architectures.
We developed a new graphical user interface that enables an efficient implementation of a two-stage approach to the analysis of infant ERPs.
A scanning droplet cell with reference electrode and counter electrode is attached to an automated xyz stage and allows an efficient addressing of a small surface area.
The dynamics in place to arrive at a fixed allocation percentage at a certain stage of life assumes an efficient and normal market at the time.
