The phrase "efficiently plan" is grammatically correct and it is quite common to use in written English.
For example, you could say: "We need to efficiently plan out our strategic marketing approach in order to be successful."
To quickly and efficiently plan for maintenance requirements, OEMs require accurate information about the use and wear of their products.
We efficiently plan feasible, collision-free grasps for the segmented objects directly from the perceived point clouds to achieve fast execution times.
I considered it to be a time-out, which enables you to think about the direction of your future research and to efficiently plan experiments.
The considered methodology exploits statistical techniques to efficiently plan tests, analyze acquired data and provide cause-and-effect relationships about the observed phenomena.
As buildings are becoming larger in size, the need to efficiently plan and predict the occupant movement in building spaces is gaining more attention and importance.
"By creating an inventory we can discover which countries and regions are the richest in terms of priority crop wild relatives, and we can then more efficiently plan and coordinate conservation efforts to target their survival".
Those with long-term conditions want coordinated, efficiently planned care and support to look after themselves.
Education could be effectively and efficiently planned on a national basis, in the knowledge that every child would go to a local school.
Companies project their idea of us on daytime TV: smartly dressed, gliding up and down on stairlifts in the spotless, huge homes that we own, efficiently planning funerals and life insurance, or getting out of those funny armchairs that tip up.
Achieving net benefits with adaptive reuse partly relies on efficiently planning building disassembly.
This paper presents low-complexity algorithms to address the second-tier and third-tier challenges, i.e., efficiently planning and executing paths to target locations.
