"efficiency in mind" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to have a focus on being efficient or productive. It can be used as part of a sentence when discussing a goal, strategy, or approach that prioritizes efficiency. Example: "When designing the new workflow, we kept efficiency in mind to ensure that tasks can be completed as quickly and effectively as possible."
Designed to withstand harsh seas and cut through water, the Titanic was built with efficiency in mind.
Expertly installed with viewing efficiency in mind, it concentrates on works made mostly by lone artists experimenting behind closed studio doors in the 1970's.
We do have an advantage because we've been around for less than two years and our systems have scalability and efficiency in mind.
Following are excerpts, edited for brevity and clarity: Can you give some examples of the kinds of obstacles that building owners or developers have faced up to now in trying to renovate or construct with energy efficiency in mind?
It will eventually have about 50 workers and will be laid out with production efficiency in mind -- unlike the Scottsville studio with its Escher-like stairs that seem to lead down to higher levels when they are not taking you up to lower ones.
Expertly installed with viewing efficiency in mind, it concentrates on works made mostly by lone artists experimenting behind closed studio doors in the 1970's, with special emphasis on the body-oriented efforts of Bruce Nauman, Vito Acconci, Joan Jonas, and Marina Abramovic and Ulay.
The VPA is designed with cost efficiencies in mind, giving Faraday Future a basic platform to work with that can be extended using adjustable length rails, and equipped with different motor configurations on each axle in order to suit the needs of everything from high performance sports cars to sensible family SUVs.
The method was developed with stringent computational and data storage efficiency requirements in mind and is demonstrated by mapping snow depth on the Ethan Allen Firing Range in northern Vermont, USA.
It appears to have been designed with efficiency and cost in mind - it's about half the physical size of the 360 CPU, so cheaper to produce, closing the performance gap to a certain extent with a more efficient design.
The methodology for genotyping was designed with efficiency and economy in mind.
To expedite the mapping of resistance, methodology to genotype BC1 hybrids was developed with efficiency and economy in mind.
