The phrase "an efficient supply of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability or provision of resources, goods, or services in a manner that maximizes effectiveness and minimizes waste.
Example: "The company prides itself on maintaining an efficient supply of raw materials to ensure timely production."
Alternatives: "a reliable provision of" or "an effective delivery of".
Harper said that while the scheme had provided an efficient supply of labour for the fruit and vegetable industry for many years the government was now looking at ways of helping unemployed British workers into fruit and vegetable work through training and guaranteed interviews.
Future markets for renewable electricity will therefore have to focus on an efficient supply of system services to balance the fluctuating renewables, including short-time residual load from biomass and other flexible provision options as well as storage technologies.
Therefore, an efficient supply of glucose is important for brain maturation in children.
Bridging the two studies, it seems that the specific growth rate of A. nidulans on glucose is not limited by ATP and during growth on glucose there is already an efficient supply of all necessary precursors for biomass production and therefore inducing the phosphoketolase pathway does therefore not have a positive effect.
This method reproducibly yields an efficient supply of virus vectors to the surface of the cerebellum.
Although both of the enzymes are essential for an efficient supply of ACh to the nerve terminals of spinal motor neurons, the amount of ChAT supplied is more critical for the overall production of ACh (21).
While the technology is important, the resulting structural change is more so; designing an efficient "supply chain" of services between a skilled citizen force and the campaigns (see http://uprisecampaigns.org for the beginnings of a separate spinoff organization to implement these ideas in real campaigns).
This methodology will help companies throughout the difficult process of strategic decision-making in what concerns the design of an efficient supply chain structure.
In a restaurant or a rental car agency or most of the other service companies that make up the bulk of mature economies today, customers aren't simply the open wallets at the end of an efficient supply chain.
In addition to providing a very efficient supply of oxygen, the rapid airflow would have been an effective cooling mechanism, which is essential for animals that are active but too large to get rid of all the excess heat through their skin.
It may be that the rice group had larger regional gray matter volume in the bilateral caudate nuclei due to a more efficient supply of glucose compared with the bread group.
