"effect efficiency" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means the ability to produce a desired result or outcome with minimal waste or effort. Example: The new computer system has greatly improved our office's effect efficiency, allowing us to complete tasks in half the time it used to take.
In health care terms, effectiveness is the capacity to achieve a desired or expected effect; efficiency is the capacity to achieve that effect with the minimum viable use of possible resources.
The ejecting type of flow was achieved in experiments that causes the reduction of Ranque effect efficiency.
Dilution of target DNA in murine RNA or ovine cDNA preparations did not effect efficiency of PCR or linearity of the assay.
In effect, "efficiency" came to mean short-term earnings to the detriment of long-term organisation-building; what was touted as "wealth creation" was actually "wealth capture", from suppliers, clients and employees as well as competitors, on the grandest scale since the robber barons.
Decomposition analysis has been employed to separate the structural effect (share of different products in the sector) from pure intensity effect (efficiency increase through technical improvement) for each industry.
Furthermore, for IMs considering nonlinearity effect, efficiency is relevant to the number of spectral acceleration incorporated; for IMs incorporating higher mode effect, the proposed multi-valued IM is more efficient than the two-valued type.
Previous research offers compelling evidence that leaders suffice to effect efficiency-enhancements on cooperation, yet the source of this effect remains unclear.
Once various suggestions have been made, the teacher should tease from the list on the board the following general categories of consideration: cost, time, labor, environmental effects, efficiency and ease of pesticide application.
I.B.M. officials said they have no idea whether workers take more or fewer days off now than before, and have not studied the policy's effect on efficiency.
The direct rebound effect for efficiency alone should be nearer the low end of this range, or around 5 10% (refs 4,5).
Comparative experiments have illustrated that the approach can take a rational tradeoff between effect and efficiency.
