"improve efficiency for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to increasing the productivity or effectiveness of a process or system. For example, "We need to find ways to improve efficiency for our customer service operations."
Neil Churchill, chief executive of Asthma UK, said: "The loss of networks and a coherent improvement programme will make it harder to reduce deaths and improve efficiency for respiratory diseases.
I also want to keep working with my advisory board so Findoc continues to improve efficiency for healthcare providers.
The Dubai government said in a brief statement that the restructuring would be "designed to address financial obligations and improve efficiency for the future".
It's the way drones improve efficiency for heavy industry that could be the enduring money-maker.
Today, computer vision and image processing will be able to monitor land use or deforestation programs, drastically improve efficiency for farming and even check for flood risk.
Thus, it can enhance the convergence speed of algorithm, improve efficiency for solution, and avoid the local optimal and precocious defects [32].
Changes to hospital policies to standardise resource use and reduce the variation in LOS could attenuate costs and improve efficiencies for acute stroke management in China.
"We've been driving out efficiencies and improving efficiency for decades," he said.
'Green measures' are more expensive, but actually these are mostly social measures aimed at improving efficiency for the poorest.
It is also reaping gains from integrating acquisitions and improved efficiency; for all of 2001, it expects those gains to reach $2 billion.
"Where many shy away from different issues, embracing them and taking the time to solve them improves efficiency for everyone involved".
