The phrase "and efficiency in mind" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a design, plan, or approach that prioritizes efficiency as a key consideration.
Example: "We developed this software with user experience and efficiency in mind to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "with efficiency considered" or "keeping efficiency as a priority".
VERSE is specifically designed with the diversity and scale of today's NGS applications and computational efficiency in mind.
With the definitions of upper-type set relation, see Definition 2, and minmax-robust efficiency in mind we can see the close connection between minmax-robust efficiency and the upper-type set relation, since a solution x ∈ X to ( P ( U ) ) is minmax-robust efficient if there is no other feasible solution x ¯ ∈ X ∖ { x }, such that f U ( x ¯ ) ⪯ C u f U ( x ), where Y = R k and C = R ≧ k.
The company built its servers with efficiency in mind, and has developed new ways to cool down the whirring-hot hardware with water instead of energy-thirsty air conditioners.
Keep efficiency in mind, and you'll have happy citizens.
A combination of new development in manufacturing and increase awareness among consumers will yield results, but industry needs incentives to develop new products with energy efficiency in mind and the public need positive messages to educate them about the extent of energy savings which can be made in the home and office.
It will eventually have about 50 workers and will be laid out with production efficiency in mind -- unlike the Scottsville studio with its Escher-like stairs that seem to lead down to higher levels when they are not taking you up to lower ones.
To a city that has not yet made sustainability a major point of focus, it may seem like a difficult and involved process to rebuild with energy efficiency in mind.
Designed to withstand harsh seas and cut through water, the Titanic was built with efficiency in mind.
