The phrase 'efficiency experience' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone has knowledge or skills regarding the efficient use of something. For example, "With his many years of efficiency experience, Jack quickly fixed the issue."
Likewise, pathogen genotypes with the lowest infection efficiency experienced the lowest total spore production.
Owing to economic conditions, removable dentures remain popular despite the discomfort and reduced chewing efficiency experienced by most denture wearers.
Other principles from thermodynamics, physics, chemistry, and biochemistry then successively lower the maximum theoretical yield by including the impact of more inefficiencies and costs, thereby achieving more realism and constraining the estimate sequentially closer to the actual biological efficiency experienced by the organism.
However, the relationship between locomotor economy and net intake is highly dependent on foraging efficiency; only species with low foraging efficiencies experience strong selection pressure for improved locomotor economy and increased limb length.
Commercially available turbines are not suitable for this purpose due to the very low efficiencies experienced when operating in these pressure ratio ranges.
The up-front cost for getting the method approved, training staff on method provision, and establishing distribution processes should be balanced with the likely efficiencies experienced by overburdened health systems.
All that will come of these new divisive and wasteful policies is a loss of expertise, efficiency and experience.
Another important factor in recovering efficiency is experience.
It operates through three business segments: Building Efficiency, Automotive Experience and Power Solutions.
