The phrase "compromise efficiency" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It means to make a situation less efficient, typically by making a compromise or trade-off. Example: "The new company policy may compromise efficiency in order to prioritize cost-cutting measures."
The resulting staff shortages, they said, cause errors, compromise efficiency and jeopardize the safety of the county workers and the clients they serve.
When they inquired about adding the wood-burning stove as a substitute, the designers at ZeroEnergy worried that this would still compromise efficiency because of the holes in the shell needed to feed air to and release smoke from the unit.
This is partly due to the need of power amplifiers to compromise efficiency for linearity [6].
Here, it is shown that methods that strive to optimize velocity of transport may compromise efficiency.
However, certain trade-offs must be done when dealing with low-level image processing not to compromise efficiency.
More recently, appearance of ESBLs such as TEM, SHV, CTX-M, BEL, PER, VEB, GES, PME and OXA-type beta-lactamases has become an emergent public health problem, since these enzymes confer resistance to at least all expanded spectrum cephalosporins and compromise efficiency of ceftazidime, an important antibiotic regimen for P. aeruginosa[ 12- 14].
Overly conservative layer thickness is then chosen, causing more layers than necessary to be used and greatly compromised efficiency.
Moreover a comparison with other search strategies reveals that the hybrid results in a better compromise efficiency-robustness.
Adaptive modulation and coding (AMC) at the physical layer is widely used to achieve high spectral efficiency (SE) [1 3], but it has to compromise between efficiency and reliability.
Speed-oriented tires may compromise fuel efficiency, tread life and all-season traction in favor of dry-pavement performance.
Then you'll know what's in the fridge (having bumped up its cost, and introduced multiple holes in the lining which will compromise its efficiency at refrigeration).
