The phrase "and enables more efficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements that lead to greater efficiency in a process or system.
Example: "The new software streamlines our workflow and enables more efficient project management."
Alternatives: "and allows for greater efficiency" or "and facilitates improved efficiency."
These programmes are addressing ICT from different angles, including greener manufacturing of components, increased energy efficiency, and enabling more efficient use of existing technology, which includes promoting eHealth in some programmes (46– 46).
Carbon nanostructures can help strengthen materials and composites, further miniaturize electronics, and enable more efficient green energy technology.
This little robot could go where no pig has gone before and enable more efficient piping where it once was limited by pigs' limits.
Filtering of particle-based simulation data can lead to reduced computational costs and enable more efficient information transfer in multi-scale modelling.
In the beyond-CMOS era, emerging NVMs have the potential to fulfill more important functions and enable more efficient, intelligent, and secure computing systems.
They are implementation independent and enable more efficient qualitative architecture analysis of business process support, which is the basis for achieving more optimal business operation.
Given that climate warming has already considerably extended the growing season in this region, northward transfer of genotypes could improve forest plantation productivity and enable more efficient mitigation of climate change.
We have developed a modern national landslide database that enabled better landslide occurrence understanding, and will in the future help to assess landslide hazard, risk, potential damage, and enable more efficient landslide mitigation.
In all, this culture system provides a valuable technology to prolong hepatocyte functionality and enable more efficient development of liver tissue engineering approaches to create liver-targeted regenerative therapies.
In addition to improving transparency and public trust, this system benefits researchers by streamlining recruitment and enabling more efficient participant recontact.
