The phrase "contribute to efficiency" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to help improve or increase efficiency. Example: Implementing this new scheduling system will contribute to efficiency by reducing downtime between appointments.
Applying these language models can effectively contribute to efficiency improvement of automatic speech recognition for Polish.
The efficiency goal of DRG introduction is therefore slightly transgressed, although plausibility checks contribute to efficiency overall.
Further, as reducing staff might significantly contribute to efficiency improvements or cost reductions, another important subcategory consists of operational restructuring moves that address a firm's human capital.
They contribute to efficiency by improving the quality of decisions and worker buy-in.
It is thus possible that checkpoint weakening in tumor samples at the molecular level is caused by altered activity of checkpoint components or by altered post-translational modifications that contribute to efficiency of the mitotic arrest.
Has the project been efficient What factors contributed to efficiency or inefficiency Can the project be sustainable, and replicate to other places in the country?
For the small ligands, substantial enthalpy-entropy compensation was possible, suggesting that the potential to bind with many poses contributed to efficiency of pumping these molecules.
We find that energy efficiency programs can contribute to energy efficiency target achievement while having positive economic and social impacts, including increased GDP and employment.
This implies that departments that are efficient, as measured by their own output, do not in fact contribute to the efficiency of the hospital.
Studies into front end efficiency [17], savings in the network layer [18, 19], transmission protocols 20 and radio resource management [21] all contribute to energy efficiency.
