"efficiency driven" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a process or system that is designed to increase efficiency or productivity. For example, "The company implemented a new efficiency-driven process to improve customer satisfaction."
This paper investigates the impact of an efficiency driven policy decision to reduce the time allowed for performance on a post-entry diagnostic test of academic writing from 55 to 30 min.
In terms of the global "ecosystem" for entrepreneurship, "both the factor- and efficiency driven groups report several unfavorable conditions.
Do we power up the efficiency driven by AI and machine learning tools and risk losing that person-to-person advantage?
The Global Entrepreneurship Monitor shows that Turkey's entrepreneurship start up rate is slightly above average for most innovation economies, like the United States, at 11.9% overall, but efficiency driven economies.
In [8], the authors proposed a new M2M communications paradigm, namely cognitive M2M (communicationcandon and presented CM2M communications architecture for the smart grid, for which also proposed an energy efficiency driven spectrum discovery scheme.
Alternative courses of action are often rejected for the sake of efficiency, driven by a tendency, common in statistics and information, to emphasize crime and deviant behavior (Beck 1986; Bauman 1999 , 2002.
Why should the NHS not be subject to the efficiency drive other departments have undertaken?
It has gone further in a government efficiency drive begun in 2004, according to the Institute for Government, a research body.
Ford's laserlike focus on efficiency drove the cost of a Model T from $850 when it was introduced down to $275 by the early 1920's.
As a result of our efficiency drives tCO2 per full time equivalent in the year ending March 2011 fell by 5% to 2.7tCO2.
They want to utilize the great power of markets to force efficiency, drive down costs and drive up yields.
