The phrase "operationally efficient" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a process that works well and produces excellent results with minimum resources. For example, you could say: "The new system is operationally efficient, resulting in improved productivity and cost savings."
The most structurally efficient designs are at the top, the most operationally efficient at the bottom.
The designs range from the most structurally efficient at the top to the most operationally efficient at the bottom.
Five years ago, Trinity Mirror announced bold plans for "one of the most technologically advanced and operationally efficient multimedia newsrooms in Europe" (and showed 200 journalists the door).
This is very similar to exploration and exploitation mindset needed to "Breakthrough" and and the operationally efficient "short term focus" that I found coaching leaders.
In 1543 an English parson, working on a royal commission from Henry VIII, perfected a method for casting reasonably safe, operationally efficient cannon of iron.
For 10 years, she said, the city has poured money into making the unit more physically palatable -- most recently, the office has been covered with graffiti-resistant wallboards and new fluorescent lighting -- and operationally efficient.
It was product development in an operationally-efficient fashion.
These results suggest that when repeated tests are feasible, using the affective discrimination method would be operationally more efficient as well as ecologically more reliable for measuring consumers' sensory discrimination ability.
This is a business that, while generating less than its e-commerce business, seems at first blush operationally more efficient and still growing at a health rate.
"It needed to mature to become operationally effective," she says.
He really expects 'managed care' to be operationally effective?
