The phrase "commercial efficiency" is correct and can be used in written English.
Example sentence: The company achieved a high level of commercial efficiency by streamlining their supply chain.
Then BBC Enterprises was renamed BBC Worldwide and refocused on demonstrating commercial efficiency through profitability.
Connecticut's Clean Energy and Finance Authority is working with private investors to secure up to $30m in commercial efficiency upgrades.
Americans became increasingly aware of political corruption (see: the Grant administration) and its drag on government and commercial efficiency.
The evidence also indicates that the overall innovation efficiency of an NIS is mainly subject to downstream commercial efficiency performance and that improving commercial efficiency should thus be a primary consideration in future innovation policy-making in most OECD countries.
Achieving residential energy efficiency nationwide is a far bigger job than industrial or commercial efficiency because the number of houses dwarfs the number of factories, offices and shopping centers, Mr. Wolfe said.
So while debate this week has ostensibly surrounded the restaurant's commercial efficiency, all anyone has really been wondering is this: is Olive Garden – and by extension a big slice of American restaurant culture in general – gross or not gross?
This paper proposes ways of improving access rates of city dwellers to potable water and electricity without reducing the technical and commercial efficiencies of network managers.
A comparison of this method with the classical approach shows that the method improves availability by as much as 40% in the three towns studied, while also improving significantly the technical and commercial efficiencies.
Reaching near-commercial efficiency levels is a "breakthrough for this technology," says Matthew Beard, a senior scientist at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, who was not involved with the work.
Her current projects focus on the contexts of commercial fuel efficiency, residential energy and resource use, and climate change negotiations.
Alyssa Blumenthal is a specialist in Con Edison's Energy Efficiency & Demand Management department, where she manages evaluation activities for many of the department's residential and commercial energy efficiency programs.
