"financial efficiency" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the maximizing of financial resources, often with the goal of increasing profits or cutting costs. For example, "The company implemented a new financial efficiency program to reduce overhead costs and increase profits."
"Those who successfully link energy efficiency to financial efficiency are reaping the dividends.
And the ultimate financial efficiency comes in the growing value of the unique vintage campervans.
"He has a strong background in strategy and execution and will bring clear focus on costs and financial efficiency".
The Pappas measure of financial efficiency was this: How many dollars over the minimum $7 million does each team pay for each win over its 49th?
The Nets' decision to let Nash go is believed to be based in part on financial efficiency, since Thorn's and Nash's duties have, at times, overlapped.
Perhaps most important, Micron has been cutting its production costs, betting that increased financial efficiency will help it survive any further shakeout along with the market leader, Samsung Electronics.
Our scientific excellence is built on robust bedrock, but even the financial efficiency with which we support science will be no protection if we cannot match the facilities and investment of other countries.
As the NHS struggles to meet unprecedented financial efficiency savings it is easy for commissioners and providers to focus on short-term savings rather than the longer term savings that can be unlocked by tackling the public health agenda.
He used the inspiring example of Virginia Mason Medical Center in Seattle to push his message that financial efficiency is the route to high quality care, not the alternative to it.
Against a competing demand of more expensive treatments and high patient expectations, it is just not possible to improve financial efficiency to the extent the coalition government proposes without it seriously affecting patient care.
For some Yankees fans it could take some getting used to, this seeking out youth, flexibility and financial efficiency, along with resisting the pressures to part with potential future stars.
