The phrase 'cost-effective operation' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that a particular way of doing something is cost-effective, meaning it yields the desired outcome without wasting resources. For example: "This new software allows businesses to run their operations in a more cost-effective manner."
To obtain the high energy-efficiency necessary for cost-effective operation, SWRO plants were designed and operated at a fixed membrane water recovery rates — typically 45% for Mediterranean Sea waters and 35% for Arabian Sea waters.
With the I.R.S. estimating billions of dollars going uncollected -- often from unaudited millionaires -- is this a cost-effective operation?
Sufficient performance data with different fin designs can help to achieve a cost-effective operation.
Performance evaluation of a thermodynamic system under off-design conditions is very important for reliable and cost-effective operation.
However, as Bryan Orchard reports, its very design features provide it with application flexibility and cost-effective operation.
The novelty of the Hungarian legislation is that media is supervised together with communications by a unified, convergent authority, which obviously allows for concentrated, efficient and cost-effective operation.
Labour in China was cheaper and new infrastructure and construction projects promised cost-effective operations together with some of the comforts of home.Those comforts went beyond business.
Accurate predictions of oil production from wells are important for cost-effective operations in the petroleum industry.
The shorter schedules offer an opportunity for injecting new technology into their design as a means for keeping costs and schedule under control, for enabling cost-effective operations, and for taking advantage of innovative ideas.
Tested using the FedEx AsiaOne air network, the solution showed that the generalized network structure provided an operational flexibility, using center directs, topoffs/drop-offs, transits and rehandling via hubs, to determine the most cost-effective operations plan.
Station owners have contended that these sharing agreements allow streamlined, cost-effective operations that may be beneficial to the continued operation of lower-rated and/or financially weaker stations, especially in smaller markets.
