The phrase "and general efficiency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the overall effectiveness or productivity of a system, process, or organization.
Example: "The report highlights the importance of improving the workflow and general efficiency of our operations to meet the growing demands."
Alternatives: "and overall effectiveness of" or "and overall productivity of".
That bit of silicon sets the speed of the computer, its memory capacity and the general efficiency of the entire system.
The analysis of power generation and CCS system show a general efficiency of 40% for this design.
Compared with previous studies, the ANT-R used in the current study does not involve any emotional valence, thus is an objective and direct measurement of the general efficiency of fast information processing and voluntary control.
The ANT-R is a relatively challenging version that measures the general efficiency of voluntary control of attention, and the three networks subserving attention (alerting, orienting, and executive control).
The last model was used to examine the unique contribution of the general efficiency of state voluntary control (ANT-R overall RT) and trait voluntary control (EC).
The main finding of the current study is that alexithymic trait is closely related to the general efficiency of state voluntary control on a cognitive task, and trait voluntary control measured by the ATQ.
In general, efficiency of heterogeneous Fenton degradation of MO dye increased, when both catalyst and hydrogen peroxide doses increased to some extent due to production of additional hydroxyl radicals.
The general efficiency of the entire system is defined by a relationship between the numbers of events which are handled by sensors in one WSN in proportion to other WSNs regarding some parameters such as end-to-end delay, packet loss, throughput, and path complexity.
The selective pressures operating on the general efficiency of transcription are less well understood.
