The term "optimization effect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this term to refer to the positive benefits that come from optimizing a system or process. For example, "The new transportation optimization system enabled us to reduce costs and get shipments to customers faster, resulting in an optimization effect."
Through analysis of experimental results, it is shown that the proposed algorithm has better optimization effect.
Figure 8 proves that the proposed BE CC scheme is obviously better than the control optimization effect.
Then, internal flow fields involving temperature, pressure and velocity were qualitatively compared to further emphasize the optimization effect.
The ways are referred to as the competitive driving effect, the information diffusion effect and the value chain optimization effect in this paper.
Although the optimization effect not very clear, but the lane-changing factors have some relationship with the traffic characteristics in weaving segment of urban expressway.
The findings presented in this paper show that the coordinated development of domestic and foreign trade leads to effects on innovation mainly through the information diffusion effect, competition driving effect and value chain optimization effect.
The optimization effects a balance between QoS-guaranteed service and best-effort service.
Then, some structural optimization measures for the drillpipe connector are proposed, and the optimization effects are compared.
The model was used for the design optimization of fuel cells, which were fabricated and experimentally tested to compare the performance and examine these optimization effects.
The optimum distribution of leaf nitrogen (N) in the canopy of rice plants (Oryza sativa L). for maximum daily canopy photosynthesis (DCP) and the optimization effects on DCP were estimated during the grain filling period.
Other examples of grazing optimization effects in the marine environment come from systems dominated by specialist herbivores such as turtles, who generally raise the nitrogen content of seagrasses through increasing the proportion of nutrient-rich new foliage by repeated cropping [69], [70], [71].
