The phrase "and inefficiencies in a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing problems or shortcomings within a specific context, such as a process, system, or organization.
Example: "The report highlighted the challenges faced by the company, including inefficiencies in a production line that led to delays."
Alternatives: "and shortcomings in a" or "and flaws in a".
The chairman, Julius Genachowski, said the overhaul of the fund would eliminate waste and inefficiencies in a program that is outdated, unfair and not accountable to the consumers who support it through monthly assessments on their phone bills.
The movement for Civil Service reform reflected two distinct objectives: to eliminate the corruption and inefficiencies in a non-professional bureaucracy, and to check the power of President Johnson.
But he is balking at the prospect of a powerful new figure arriving in Kabul, not least because many would like Lord Ashdown to focus on reducing the government's corruption and inefficiency, in a country where opium accounts for about one-third of GDP.Mr Karzai has demanded clarification of Lord Ashdown's mandate.
They include an array of changes aimed at eliminating waste and inefficiency in a cradle-to-grave system of welfare benefits for families, the unemployed, the sick and the disabled that has been one of modern Britain's proudest hallmarks, as well as one of its greatest financial burdens.
"In 2009 alone, these realities, gaps and inefficiencies in response translated to an estimated 890,000 new infections among young people worldwide," said UNICEF Regional Director for Eastern and Southern Africa Elhadj As Sy.
These are not, however, simply small studies made large, as the costs and inefficiencies in 100-fold expansion of a 5,000-person 5,000-personcific cohort study are prohibitive.
In contrast, poor retention or high staff turnover negatively affects health care by increasing workload, undermining team morale, creating disruptions and inefficiencies in work processes, and causing a loss of institutional knowledge [ 3].
Transparency shines a light on underperformance and inefficiencies in public services.
And in doing so it identifies systemic failings and inefficiencies in the daily operation of many public bodies.
As managers, we will have new tools that reduce waste and inefficiencies in the workplace.
Socialism seems to make the problems of corruption, favoritism and inefficiencies in government even worse.
