The phrase "and efficient consumption of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effective use of resources, products, or services in various contexts, such as economics, sustainability, or management.
Example: "The company focuses on innovation and efficient consumption of energy to reduce costs and environmental impact."
Alternatives: "and effective use of" or "and optimal utilization of".
(Running a mile quickly requires efficient consumption of oxygen and recycling of the body's accumulating lactate; running a hundred metres quickly does not).
The decomposition rate of the target compound is found to be enhanced resulting from the efficient consumption of photogenerated electrons and holes in the reduction of oxygen and the oxidative degradation of trichlorobenzene, respectively.
It was concluded that it is very difficult to make savings of natural uranium by mixing LEU (20% U-235) homogenously with thorium and that mixing RGPu with thorium leads to more efficient consumption of Pu compared to MOX fuel.
The technoeconomic feasibility of lignocellulosic ethanol fermentation by SSF process depends on efficient consumption of both monomeric sugars derived from complex cellulose and hemicellulose moieties of various agricultural residues.
However, both Platyophyra and Colpoda failed to eliminate EcO157, possibly due to the exhaustion of supplemental nutrients required to stimulate grazing or for reaching a threshold level for consumption by protozoan cells, as observed for the efficient consumption of non-pathogenic E. coli by T. pyriformis [32].
Efficient consumption of glucose by L. brevis completely relieved feedback inhibition of cellulase and cellobiase.
Its resistance was explained by an efficient consumption of oxygen within the first 4 hours of culture, leading to a drop of the redox potential.
The efficient consumption of oxygen by the L. lactis MG1363 strain was supported by a coherent and early adaptation to oxygen after 1 hour of culture at both gene expression and metabolic levels.
Due to a rapid and efficient photochemical consumption of methane (CH4) and ammonia (NH3), a methane ammonia atmosphere, for example, would have a maximum lifetime of about 1 million years.
