The phrase "are more streamlined" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when comparing the efficiency or simplicity of two or more processes, systems, or designs.
Example: "The new software updates are more streamlined than the previous version, allowing for quicker navigation and improved user experience."
Alternatives: "are more efficient" or "are more optimized".
Whether or not these fish occupy faster currents because their morphology suits the environment or these fish are more streamlined as a result their environment is unknown.
Males are more streamlined in appearance and females are more round and the girth will be substantially wider than the males when filled with eggs.
The new Kylian dancers are more streamlined and lighter.
"The biggest difference [from Qatar] I would say I noticed is, things are more streamlined," he says.
"And you know they are looking to California for jobs because they know in Texas taxes are lower, regulations are more streamlined, and they compete".
To achieve these certifications we have introduced certain procedures and policies which have ensured that our practices are more streamlined and easily trackable than before.
Art Moderne is "more streamlined and not as exuberantly decorative," she said.
I think it should be easier to remove incompetent teachers and would work towards legislation to try to allow that process to be more streamlined.
Doctors suspect that it is because Prozac is more streamlined and specific than other antidepressants - at least initially - that its adverse effects are fewer.
Scientists and some officials from restrictive countries agree that the solution is a regulatory system that is more streamlined for scientists who cede any right to profit from their findings.
He says his company has benefited from the help of the UK trade & investment department (UKTI), the government foreign trade arm, but feels its efforts could be more streamlined.
