The phrase "capital utilization" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the efficient use of resources or investments. For example: - "The company's success can be attributed to its effective capital utilization, with a high return on investment for each of its projects." - "The government's economic policy aims to improve capital utilization in order to drive growth and stimulate the economy." - "The report highlighted the need for better capital utilization in the healthcare sector, as many hospitals were found to be underutilizing expensive medical equipment."
When capacity utilization is less than one, some of the capital stock is not fully utilized while full capital utilization and technical efficiency would yield Y*. CU cannot exceed one in value for a primal-based measure.
The distinction also relates to two questions raised by Hannesson (1993a, page 1071: (1) how much of a given capital stock to utilize in any given period (i.e. capital utilization) and (2) how large a productive (fishing) capacity to build and to maintain, which is an investment or disinvestment decision (i.e. economic capacity utilization).
"This represents a good opportunity to create greater predictability of income and economic capital utilization," Barclays' chief financial officer, Chris Lucas, said.
"This represents a good opportunity to create greater predictability of income and economic capital utilization," the bank's chief financial officer, Chris Lucas, said.
They integrate material flow with cost flow, capital utilization, and information flow in both productive and nonproductive steps of an operation.
These methods extend membrane life and time between cleanings and maximize capital utilization while producing water of just the right quality from the existing system.
Capacity utilization is indicator of capital use, and it shows unused capacities, unfortunately.
In fact, the extent to which a firm's absorptive capacity (AC), its learning capability, and its stock of relational capital affects its utilization of biotechnology depends largely on the industrial sector to which the firms belongs.
Thus machine available time i.e. the time that a machine is available to do productive work, has to be maximized, for best returns on capital invested and utilization of manpower.
We extend the traditional road investment model, with its focus on capacity and congestion as measures of capital and its utilization, to include free-flow speed as another dimension of capital.
Both classic and fuzzy AHP methods are adopted for addressing multiple criteria (e.g. variable cost, grafting throughput time, total capital expenses, resource utilization and percentage of order fulfilled in time with acceptable quality) of decisions.
