The phrase "fix bottlenecks" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are addressing inefficiencies or obstacles in a process or system that need to be resolved.
Example: "To improve our workflow, we need to identify and fix bottlenecks in our production line."
Alternatives: "eliminate obstacles" or "resolve inefficiencies."
Now there is a roster of companies using artificial intelligence and machine learning to analyze molecules and fix bottlenecks in the drug discovery process, including Recursion Pharmaceuticals, BenevolentAI, TwoXAR, Cyclica and Reverie Labs.
Continuous measurement allows project managers to identify and fix bottlenecks such as inadequate access, low demand, or insufficient compliance.
In this study, we propose a fast numerical scheme that can efficiently compute the solutions to an arbitrary number of moving (and fixed) bottlenecks, for a stretch of road modeled by the Lighthill–Whitham Richards (LWR) model.
On the earnings call, Musk said that he and CTO JB Straubel are essentially living at the Gigafactory in an effort to fix the bottlenecks in production.
But state governments will realize that if they want to retain foreign and domestic investments, they need to fix these bottlenecks.
For cities, Nexar's tools helps them find ways to fix traffic bottlenecks or spot potholes, cracks and other potentially dangerous road damage by creating a "digital MRI of the city," said Shir in an email.
As the company identified and fixed individual bottlenecks, he said, other problems would spring up elsewhere, delaying the effort to get the Web site working normally again.
Measure M will transform the region's transportation system by building a dozen new rail lines and maintain the existing lines, as well as fixing freeway bottlenecks, adding bike lanes and filling potholes.
In addition, although deleterious mutations could be fixed through bottlenecks and selective sweeps, it has been shown that the time to establishment of complex adaptations is minimized in species with a large effective population size, even in the advent of deleterious intermediate steps [ 108].
The Boston-based company wants to fix a critical bottleneck in the drug development process by speeding up the process of identifying promising molecules using recently published machine learning algorithms.
The estimated genomic mutation rate in phage ϕ6 is gauged to be 0.067 deleterious mutations per generation [ 43], causing one mutation on average to fix in a lineage after 20 bottlenecks (i.e., 0.067 × 20 bottleneck events ≈ 1.3), where the majority of spontaneous mutations are assumed to be deleterious.
