"efficiently about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe someone doing something in an effective and organized manner. Example: The new manager was able to efficiently go about the task of reorganizing the department, resulting in increased productivity and cost savings.
Energy will be used more efficiently - about 16% more efficiently, on the same timescale.
But something like the opposite may be the case: if WikiLeaks cannot learn to think efficiently about its publishing choices, it will risk failure, not only because of the governmental opponents it has induced but also because so far it lacks an ethical culture that is consonant with the ideals of free media.
In particular, stubbornly distributive predicates are so because the collective properties they name are unpredictable, or unstable, in most contexts; this unpredictability results in a noisy collective interpretation, something speakers and listeners recognize as ineffective for communicating efficiently about their world.
"People think more efficiently about how to execute projects".
However a study in 2007 found no evidence of this and concluded that they extract bacteria and other micro-organisms from water very efficiently (about 79%) and process suspended sediment grains to extract such prey.
Probably, it will come sooner than later because the 76ers are injured and worn down while the Lakers have rediscovered how great they are when Shaq and Kobe are atop their games and the role players are going efficiently about their business.
This would remove the disincentives to using water efficiently brought about by the current agrarian-socialist policy pursued by governments at all levels.Brian Marshall Bardon, Queensland, AustraliaSIR —You are to be commended for your excellent analysis of Australia's water problems.
Using a recently described approach [21] we were able to differentiate these primary cells reproducibly and efficiently with about 75% of preadipocytes converted to the adipocyte phenotype (see Fig. 5A).
At the large and comfortable lounge, located just outside security, agents scurried about, efficiently checking passports, relieving passengers of bags and directing them to a well-stocked larder of booze and finger food.
Many books and essays about "smarter kids" or the "new science of learning" turn out to be mostly about techniques for memorizing facts more efficiently, not about meaningful learning — in the sense of understanding ideas from the inside out.
ZnO-TiO2 nanocomposite (6 g/L) in the molar ratio of 1 1 or 3 1, prepared at 900°C, can efficiently decolorize about 98% of 20 mg/L BGY at pH of about 7 by 2-h illumination in sunlight.
