The phrase "growing efficiency" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase to highlight an increase in efficiency or productivity. For example, "The new methods implemented by the company have led to a growing efficiency in the workflow."
The growing efficiency of supply chains is unlocking enormous value for companies.
The growing efficiency of agriculture liberated labour and capital, spawning non-agricultural firms which eventually challenged state-owned enterprises.
The remaining 30percentt of denominational change stems from the growing efficiency of conservative denominations in holding on to their own.
For instance, Internet executives and analysts cite the growing efficiency and popularity of technologies that help Web sites compile large storehouses of frequently asked questions and their answers.
These findings are interpreted as reflecting an increase in flexibility with age in terms of growing efficiency in feedback processing.
It is information technology -- satellite TV, Web sites, e-mail, cell phones -- that with growing efficiency will convert amorphous hatred of the United States into the organized radicalism that can employ weapons of mass destruction.
Accordingly, growing efficiencies in financial management do not necessarily lead to expansion of the overall ECEC budget.
As a project grows, efficiency is roughly constant in projects with between two and 60 members but falls sharply after this.
And with maturity grows efficiency, productivity and specific desired business outcomes like faster time to market, greater scalability and increased global reach.
And as any business grows, efficiencies and ROI calculations need to be made.
Information about growing space efficiency is relevant for designing resource use efficient production systems (Zeide 2001).
