"create efficiency" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to improve or make something more efficient. Example: The company implemented new technology to create efficiency in their production process, resulting in higher profits.
Matthew Ranen San Francisco, April 15 To the Editor: The column argues that decentralizing government can create efficiency by introducing competition for citizens.
With the added pressure of 9/11 security measures, drug kingpins have adopted the mantra of their more enlightened corporate cousins, that size does not necessarily create efficiency, and that to survive you have to stay nimble.
Costs aside, the businesses that collect information about the way we shop do so in order to figure out the best way to sell us more, not to answer our recycling uncertainties or create efficiency in the waste stream.
The passive-home standard, perhaps because it's unfamiliar to many officials who create efficiency stimulus programs, is eligible for few direct government subsidies, despite the fact that homes using it can be up to 80 percent more energy-efficient, over all, than standard new houses and consume just 10 percent of the heating and cooling energy.
"This is one way we can create efficiency, say no to privatisation, stop redundancy and handle the cuts, he added.
Health minister Simon Burns said reform was essential to create efficiency savings and ensure the NHS was sustainable.
"It will create efficiencies," Ms. McGrath said.
"As you try to create efficiencies, at some point there comes a breaking point," he said.
The Spinolas are joining together with two other family offices to cut costs and create efficiencies.
States should be given increased flexibility to create efficiencies and to achieve results".
Oil companies, on the other hand, argue that consolidations do not spur increased prices, but instead create efficiencies that allow for lower operating costs and increased production.
