"efficiently provide" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You use it when you want to describe a process of delivery or provision in a timely or organized manner. For example: "The company strives to efficiently provide quality products to its customers."
Setting the incentives correctly will encourage healthcare providers to efficiently provide healthcare services.
Armed with more than $850 million in new money for an array of initiatives, the state is establishing programs to educate consumers on ways to use electricity more efficiently, provide a multitude of rebates on energy-efficient lighting and appliances, and support businesses wanting to cut electricity use.
Hence, motivated by the need to efficiently provide users with effective insights during data exploration we propose an efficient scheme for sequential diversification in data exploration platforms.
Health insurance plans operate efficiently, provide value to patients and are part of the solution to the problem of rising health care costs.
Whatever becomes of Redd in the future, experts agree it should focus first on areas that can most efficiently provide CO2 reductions (such as tropical peat swamp forests) while also offering the potential for biodiversity conservation and poverty alleviation.
Studying aesthetics is about more than the pleasant itch of nostalgia – it can efficiently provide a full, in-depth picture of a time period, its values, its media and technology.
The newly revealed documents include a TPPF request for $40,000 from Searle to "prove that our proposed Medicaid reform program will efficiently provide quality care to Texas by producing a detailed economic model of our proposed program".
In this section, we present SILVIO--our solution to efficiently provide vehicles with Internet connectivity.
Having the right mix of staff is crucial to effectively and efficiently provide quality services.
Finally, for similar memory requirements, the new method can more efficiently provide solutions with higher accuracy.
Google Now does what Google's good at: Crunching big data sets from its ubiquitous utilities to efficiently provide actionable information.
