The phrase "product efficiency" is grammatically correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to how well or effectively a product performs its intended function. Example: The new software update significantly improved the product efficiency, resulting in faster processing times and increased customer satisfaction.
However, the estimated product efficiency was still confounded by each hospital's unique structural component of production function, related to location, status related to teaching, research, and technology advancement, which are likely to be time-invariant.
The product efficiency of this specific classifier could be increased by coupling it with GCCs.
Two strategies were proposed to enhance the overall product efficiency which are (i) adjustment of cathode dimensions and (ii) concentration of solar light on the photoanode.
In order to improve product efficiency and reduce the manufacturing cost, the chloride ion (Cl−) selective electrode was prepared through immersing silver wire in the sodium hypochloride acid (SHA) solution.
Owing to the information gained from using the design processes and evaluating product efficiency with various cases in the early part of the research, it was decided to use the AD-design process for the entire design process.
The key aim of this study is to evaluate the product efficiency of current hybrid vehicles and suggest effective policies to promote hybrid vehicles in the Korean automobile market and development trends of hybrid vehicles.
The Journal seeks to promote research that enriches the profession's understanding of financial services industries, to elevate industry and product efficiencies, as well as to inform the debate and promote the formulation of sound public policies.
It conforms to cloth characteristics, production efficiency, product uniformity and production cost requirement.
Despite having identical delay metrics as the existing generic state of the art, Area-Delay-Product efficiency metrics improvements up to 2.7 times can be achieved.
Radiator manufacturers often boast of their products' "efficiency", but it is eyewash; so is this.
Genetic modification can enrich animal products and boost production efficiency, says Murray, whilst simultaneously improving animal welfare.
