The phrase "procurement efficiency" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use the phrase when referring to the efficiency of a company's system of obtaining goods and services. For example, "The company has improved its procurement efficiency by implementing a new online system."
This dissertation focuses on dealing with the low procurement efficiency in the context of private participation in infrastructure procurement.
Back in 1999, Peter Gershon's landmark review of procurement efficiency concluded that "overall levels of skill, capability and seniority need to be raised significantly".
MBS (MIOIR) research on public procurement suggests a more strategic approach is needed to procurement efficiency because over centralised procurement can undermine SME suppliers and innovation.
Such gap is induced by two reasons, lack of fund invested in infrastructure procurement and low procurement efficiency due to corruption.
This presented compound mechanism may well improve the procurement efficiency of divisible goods and greatly reduce the procurement risk.
Carter was commissioned by the Department of Health last year to examine the practices of 22 leading hospitals and identify how up to £2bn in procurement efficiency savings could be made.
In Anna Musielak's case, she worked with the Clinton Health Access Initiative in Kigali to help improve procurement efficiencies within the Rwandan ministry of health.
Two years ago, a report on the previous government's operational efficiency programme stopped short of imposing any central mandate on government bodies to work in more collaborative ways, saying such collaboration would "increase the flexibility of organisations right across the public sector to obtain procurement efficiencies from a range of available best-value deals".
A focus on workflow and new ways of working will lead to a significant change across the service and deliver large efficiencies, said Lord Carter, chairman of the NHS procurement and efficiency board.
Hancock (with a straight face) said that because ministers have all signed up to the Tory manifesto they will henceforth work as a team to improve procurement and efficiency.
These constraints are not present in the private sector, and recent studies suggest that the added flexibility in private sector procurement offers efficiency advantages.
