The phrase "appropriately efficient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is efficient in a suitable or fitting manner, often in contexts related to processes, systems, or behaviors.
Example: "The new software is not only user-friendly but also appropriately efficient, streamlining our workflow significantly."
Alternatives: "suitably efficient" or "properly efficient".
We conclude with a set of key areas and inter-relationships that are at the core of a regulatory settlement, and therefore need to be designed appropriately to drive efficient behaviour.
We believe that market mechanisms, used appropriately, will generate efficient economic outcomes.
"At the close of these transactions, at a time when most economists in the world are now agreeing that major European and the U.S. markets are facing significant risks of another recession, we will be a more appropriately levered, more capital efficient, growth-oriented company".
Also, the diffusion process can be appropriately viewed as an efficient and indirect way of adjusting the step-size in all neighboring nodes, which resulted in keeping the steady-state MSD for all nodes nearly the same for all cases.
Study findings suggest that HCBS is efficient when appropriately targeted [ 10, 16, 17].
The downstream effects of this are likely to include improvements in patient experiences and safety, in clinical performance and workforce satisfaction, reductions in hospital readmissions, more efficient and appropriately located health services and, ultimately, financial performance improvements (although the evidence around the financial aspect is debatable).
In addition to its important moral goals [ 1, 2], the informed consent process, if appropriately used, can promote efficient health care through protecting patients from undue risks, enhancing recovery, promoting better pain tolerance, reducing anxiety and depression, encouraging cooperation, increasing satisfaction, building trust, and reducing cost [ 3, 4].
Efficient use of theatre sessions relies on prompt start times, an appropriately booked theatre case-mix, efficient patient turnover, and finishing on time to reduce overtime costings.
Theory also suggests that an appropriately designed convertible security provides efficient investment incentives.
