The phrase "limited efficiency" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something or someone is not able to perform as well as it could due to limitations. Example: The new software program has shown limited efficiency in handling large amounts of data, causing delays in our project timelines.
In addition, this technique is time consuming and labor intensive and has limited efficiency in protein detection due to its limited amenability to automation.
Insecticides are expected to have a limited efficiency according to the high level of mosquito resistance observed in Martinique (more than 80% of mosquitoes show resistance of organophosphate and pyrethroid insecticides through kdr mutation within sampled populations)30.
Our observations from the present study suggest, barramundi, Lates calcarifer might have limited efficiency to digest chitin thereby insect meal.
In our case -a large scale industrial disaster with relatively large irregular areas- the tool shows limited efficiency; consequently we decided not to go further with the development.
In these conditions, you need a large amount of correctives of acidity and fertilizers which, in turn, has limited efficiency in these soil conditions.
First, the generation of ROS requires oxygen, and therefore has limited efficiency in the hypoxic tumor microenvironment (Vaupel et al. 2001).
The observed lower number of DNA lesions in BCL11B-overexpressing cells upon damage induction suggests limited efficiency of the DNA-damaging drugs as the likely reason for the lower death rate in BCL11B-overexpressing cells.
Traditional approaches for quantifying TTX have limited efficiency and practicality.
However, under these conditions TCEP has limited efficiency [ 39].
Filters designed to remove the EMG signal have limited efficiency with any of the cortical monitors.
However, these modalities have shown limited efficiency [ 8- 11] (Table 2).
