"efficiently capture" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of successfully and quickly obtaining or recording something. Example: The new surveillance system was designed to efficiently capture footage of any suspicious activity in the building.
In particular, this preliminary work aimed principally to adapt the efficiency of the cell disruption and DNA/RNA extraction steps in order to efficiently capture nucleic acids from protists and metazoans collected from sea water filtering.
Besides the GBs, we demonstrate that dislocations can efficiently capture solutes in the HT-125 samples.
But it can't efficiently capture proteins — the molecules that do the real work inside cells.
Theory and experiment for designed coded apertures are proposed that can efficiently capture the entire 4D phase space.
The model can efficiently capture flow evolution and vortex generation for random geometry and variable boundary conditions.
Recently, two new methods were proposed to accurately and efficiently capture 2D water level distributions of dynamic rivers.
To address pressing needs for a new and cleaner energy source, we are working towards an organism that can efficiently capture solar energy and convert it into hydrogen.
Previous studies have revealed that when foreign particles such as the dye bind to albumin, immune cells in the lymph nodes efficiently capture the albumin.
The ability to efficiently capture and isolate cells and other biomolecules from peripheral whole blood for downstream analyses is a necessary requirement.
They will use new solid materials like zeolites and metal oxide frameworks (MOFs) that more efficiently capture carbon dioxide so that it can be sequestered underground.
"Our system can very efficiently capture the plumes that would normally be released into the atmosphere through cooling towers at power plants.
