The phrase "are much more streamlined" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has been made more efficient or simplified compared to a previous version.
Example: "The new software updates are much more streamlined, allowing users to navigate the interface with ease."
Alternatives: "are significantly more efficient" or "are far more optimized."
"I don't think it would be something that you would find in most of the songs that are being written now, which usually are much more streamlined".
(v) "Given the adaptive nature of each organism and cell, their machinery can be modeled using principles of efficient design" -Prokaryotes are much more streamlined machines than eukaryotes; while not every aspect of their functioning can be modeled using design principles, such modeling is generally not considered hopeless.
Compared with their situation a decade ago, he said, the companies are "much more streamlined, with something approaching just-in-time manufacturing".
The external hold-up volumes in the tubing and in the detector chamber are much more streamlined and will, consequently, predominantly contribute to the PFR volume in the ZRM, which does not contribute to system dispersion.
Today, most sedans are much more streamlined and incorporate lots of gentle curves.
It's much more streamlined.
Even the dresses were much more streamlined, rather than floppy.
"You can reassure the patient that they're getting input from an expert, but it's much more streamlined".
The first thing that jumps out about Foursquare's redesign is that it is much more streamlined, following a larger trend of mobile applications that are sleekly designed and visually elegant, like Path, Instagram and Wander.
James E. Felman, an attorney and one of the leaders of CP14 who visited prisons to help find inmates who met the criteria, said the process is much more streamlined now.
Arbitration is much more streamlined.
