"billing efficiency" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically describes the speed, accuracy, or effectiveness of a billing system or process. For example: "Our company has seen an increase in billing efficiency since implementing a new software system."
I will make sure they know about the landmark climate science bills and fuel efficiency bills we passed out of the Commerce Committee.
The figure suggests a substantial rise on the previous year, when official estimates put the bill at £1.5bn, after several years in which Labour had reduced the consultancy bill in efficiency savings.
That is how you get higher energy prices but lower energy bills, because efficiency improvements mean everyone uses less.
Those benefits, the companies said, could include bill credits, efficiency improvements or other measures approved by state-level regulators.
Those who crafted the plan demand that senators vote on it with barely a day to look through $800 billion to be spent and possibly squandered on projects, let alone actually study this unprecedented bill for efficiency and effectiveness.
Energy gurus claimed that the Waxman-Markey climate bill's efficiency sections, if bolstered, could create more than half a million new green jobs.
Under the bill energy efficiency and renewable energy is proposed to be achieved through regulation by establishing a renewable electricity standard, a low carbon fuel standard, and energy efficiency programs and standards for buildings, lighting, appliances and additionally further standards for vehicles, stationery sources and fuels.
The other green laws to be included in the Lib Dem manifesto are a nature bill, with legal targets on biodiversity and an extension of the right to roam; a heating and energy efficiency bill; a zero waste Britain bill and a green transport bill.
Nearly all work is billed by the hour, meaning efficiency destroys revenue.
