"efficient running" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when discussing someone's running technique, for example, "John's efficient running style was evident in the race."
The good news is that because the energy is generated right next door, transmission losses are relatively minor, and, as it's a combined heat and power plant (CHP), it's also highly efficient – running at around 85% efficiency on average, according to Michael Roling, head of mechanical workshops and infrastructure technology at Henkel.
Quality is therefore defined as properties of the end use (clothing etc)., efficiency of weaving and knitting and the efficient running of the spinning plant.
They were fully terrestrial mammals, capable of efficient running on their four slender limbs.
The others are rightly concerned with the smooth and efficient running of a public service.
This results in a more efficient running style and fewer injuries.
These results can provide some instructions in the design and efficient running for FLNG SWHE.
"They claim government will be more efficient, run better, be more innovative," he said.
"My mom (ever practical and efficient) ran out onto Parkwood and beat on a few car hoods of the looky-loos that swarmed onto our street,'' Pote wrote.
Crider, who is an electrical engineer, supports "personal rapid transit," an automated system of smaller vehicles — "horizontal elevators," in Durkee's words — that are energy-efficient, run by electricity on a dedicated guideway, and only work when riders need them.
Autonomous systems require efficient run-time performance.
Riesch skied with precision and completed a tactically efficient run, her specialty.
