The phrase "and productivity as well" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to add an additional point or emphasize that productivity is included in a list of benefits or considerations.
Example: "The new software will enhance efficiency and productivity as well, making our workflow smoother."
Alternatives: "and also productivity" or "as well as productivity".
Peste de Petits Ruminants (PPR) is an acute or sub-acute highly contagious viral disease of small ruminants caused by morbillivirus and associated with high mortality and morbidity rates in naïve populations, colossal economic losses, reduced production and productivity as well as high control costs.
Furthermore, strategies of cell engineering, although still mostly based on trial-and-error experimentation and not in standard protocols, hold great interest to improve cell growth and productivity, as well as product quality in the future.
Based on these results, the optimal concentrations of key amino acids in the feed medium can be inferred, potentially leading to an increase in cell viability and productivity, as well as a decrease in toxic waste production.
Wellness is an important factor in workplace costs and productivity as well.
Greater NHS efficiency and productivity, as well as adopting new ways of working, will realise the other £22bn, he said.
As executive editor, I am so impressed by their incredible inventiveness and productivity as well as their total commitment.
Ann Francke, chief executive of the Chartered Management Institute (CMI), says: "Autocratic, bureaucratic and mistrustful leadership styles are associated with declining organisations and lower productivity, as well as worse wellbeing and unhappy employees.
As developers turn their attention to office applications, the newly-available combination of 3-D, motion capture and high-definition video and audio will enable brilliantly visual and interactive productivity as well as collaboration apps that are simply not possible or practical today.
Descriptive statistics were used to summarize farmers' perceptions regarding the trend of rainfall and crop productivity as well as their coping and adaptation strategies.
However, this is not always economically feasible, as the derived income is not sufficient to cover the capital cost of the equipment, and it depends on internal factors such as pentose concentration and biogas productivity, as well as external factors, for example wholesale prices of electricity and ethanol [ 20].
Giving people a genuine stake in their workplaces is likely to result in better EU industrial relations and improved productivity, as well as empowering the consumer and employee board members to blow the whistle on irresponsible corporate decisions that risk damaging the enterprise and the economy.
