The phrase "and considerably more efficient" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to compare the efficiency of two or more methods, processes, or systems, indicating that one is significantly better than the others.
Example: "The new software is not only user-friendly but also considerably more efficient than the previous version."
Alternatives: "and significantly more effective" or "and much more productive."
There is little doubt the age of connected machines could usher in new, innovative ways to make our homes and offices considerably more efficient and improve our lives in many other ways.
Because of the higher sensor responses and their larger variability at higher temperatures, the discrimination of methanol and ethanol is considerably more efficient at 100 °C (large green triangle in Fig. 4i) than at room temperature (small blue triangle in Fig. 4i).
While newer appliances and electronic devices are considerably more efficient than older ones, most homes still have devices with older transformers that, by one estimate, waste about 5percentt of the power in the country -- enough for more than 5 million households.
p300 BHC (a construct containing the bromodomain, catalytic acetyltransferase domain, and C/H3 domain) is considerably more efficient as a histone acetyltransferase than the p300 acetyltransfarase domain, with a 5-fold higher kcat.
The resulting estimators are explicit functions of sample observations and are shown to be considerably more efficient than the commonly used least squares estimators.
By inserting, with few modifications, its nanocomposite membranes into a typical water treatment facility's system, it aims to make the purification process considerably more efficient and cheaper to run – thanks to the membrane's enhanced productivity – while still maintaining acceptable salt rejection levels.
Can we show that rare diseases are not only profitable but also that the 'process of rare disease drug discovery and development' itself can be considerably more efficient?
Its use in computer circuitry permitted the manufacture of digital systems that were considerably more efficient, smaller, and faster than their first-generation ancestors.
As a consequence, the possibly expensive ENO (essentially nonoscillatory) reconstruction as well as numerous flux computations are performed only near discontinuities, and thereby the numerical solution procedure becomes considerably more efficient.
Vegard and Gay-Perret, skiing with less evocative but considerably more efficient materials, covered the 353-mile distance in 14 days -- enough time for Vegard to lose 25 pounds and grow even more attached to the idea of cross-training in exotic locales.
