The phrase "an optimized process" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a process that has been improved for efficiency or effectiveness.
Example: "Our team has developed an optimized process for handling customer inquiries, which has significantly reduced response times."
Alternatives: "an improved process" or "an enhanced process".
The signal morphological characteristics of different gear fault types were extracted using a searching algorithm, and then the matching effect was achieved from the basic atom library, which was constructed by the multi-stage characteristic waveform after an optimized process by the method optimal direction (MOD).
Although the availability of a robust T. reesei strain producing a beta-glucosidase-boosted enzyme solution could be important in view of an optimized process output, the aim of this study was not primarily optimization itself, but rather provision of a basis for optimization through integrative mass balance analysis of a representative SHCF process.
Various types of 2-dimensional (2D) patterns were fabricated with an optimized process variable.
Based on an optimized process, PBB'S copolyesters were synthesized in high yield.
It has been a complex task to develop an optimized process without actual testing which usually requires costly test procedures.
As a consequence, an optimized process could be presented by reducing CSL in the media and pulsing methionine, which resulted in a duplication of product titer.
Evolution therefore did not arrive at a maximally optimized process, imposing a brake (via eIF2α phosphorylation) on memory consolidation.
Recently, the application of the enzyme was assessed under process conditions as well, depicting a successfully optimized process development and getting us closer to industrial scale process requirements and a future large scale application.
This variation is just the sort of thing modern business management (think Six Sigma) seeks to reduce in other industries, and replace with a standardized, optimized process that ensures efficient and effective production.
In the "ideal biocatalyst paradigm," the catalytic characteristics of a target enzyme are often designed by protein engineering, thus building the biocatalyst for a specific optimized process [ 69].
In process systems engineering, it is critical to design an effective and optimized process in a short period with minimum experimental trials.
