"efficient regulation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to policies, laws, or organizational systems that are designed to create solutions to problems or increase productivity. For example, "The company implemented efficient regulations to protect their employees' safety."
This single region could be more efficiently selected for adaptive changes relative to the set of promoters required to regulate transcription of monocystronic units favoring more efficient regulation of expression levels (Price, Huang, et al. 2005; promoter sharing model).
True financial reform should reward efficient regulation and supervision, Professor Kane said in his paper.
"In light of the commission's limited resources, efficient regulation through deference to comparable regulation just makes sense," he said.
While she says it is positive that the government has recognised how, "proportionate, efficient regulation is vital to maintain public trust and confidence in the sector", she says that tax bureaucracy needs more attention.
One political vulnerability of Penn's approach, with its emphasis on efficient regulation, low costs and accountability, is that it left the door open for a Republican smart enough to say, "Hey, me, too!" But we may yet see some values-based, small-bore initiatives from Gore.
"It is clear the NMC has not delivered effective and efficient regulation.
A stable and efficient regulation must be designed alongside an energy, preferably environmentally oriented, tax reform.
Environmental economics theory suggests that the evaluation of environmental externality is the basis of designing an efficient regulation.
In order to shed light on the economically efficient regulation of aggregators in electricity systems, this paper systematically assesses the economic fundamentals of aggregators.
This is processed with the WFO weighted system which dynamically controls the delay in a generic manner by monitoring the distance to the delay threshold thanks to a continuous and efficient regulation of the PDOR.
Methods for simple and efficient regulation of metabolic pathway genes are essential for maximizing product titers and conversion yields, and for minimizing the metabolic burden caused by heterologous expression of multiple genes often in the operon context.
