The phrase "efficiency of state" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the efficiency with which a state (government) operates. For example: "The efficiency of state institutions was key to the economic revival of the country."
The dismantling of such restrictions is seen as one method of improving the efficiency of state concerns.
Proposals from the Sunset Advisory Commission, which conducts reviews of the efficiency of state agencies, would limit some campaign contributions the commissioners can receive, to reduce conflicts of interest with the drilling industry (which donates prolifically to the campaigns).
Privatisation might be used as a complementary tactic to improve the efficiency of state enterprises.
In addition, we reveal such a counterintuitive result that the traditional EKF may outperform the contemporary advanced cubature and unscented Kalman filters both in the accuracy and in the efficiency of state estimation when applied to stiff continuous-time stochastic models in chemical and other engineering.
States are allocated money by the federal government, but the needs of people in different states differ, as does efficiency of state allocation of funds.
The last model was used to examine the unique contribution of the general efficiency of state voluntary control (ANT-R overall RT) and trait voluntary control (EC).
Since high-resolution simulations require large computational resources, the efficiency of state-of-the art supercomputers needs to be maximized.
Consequently, there is a critical need to improve the efficiency of state-of-the-art DSSCs in order to realize next-generation solar cells.
DSCs based on the newly developed CEs had an increase in efficiency by 50.3% over that of the Pt-free device, and by 10.4% over the efficiency of state-of-the-art DSCs.
The cost-efficiency of state investments in IVF is assessed by calculation of net income, usually expressed through taxes and other state revenues received from the working population.
There is a lot that it must do for itself to regenerate growth — including liberalizing labor markets, spreading tax burdens more fairly, decreasing the size and increasing the efficiency of the state bureaucracy and selectively privatizing state-owned properties.
