"productive efficiency" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing the optimization of resources to achieve a goal. For example, "Strategies to achieve productive efficiency in our organization include streamlining processes and reducing overhead costs."
This is the first study which presents empirically the underline mechanism of how disaster is related to countries' productive efficiency and consequent productivity change using global data.
However, an economy may achieve productive efficiency without necessarily being allocatively efficient.
By doing so, it defines productive efficiency in the context of that production set: a point on the frontier indicates efficient use of the available inputs, while a point beneath the curve indicates inefficiency.
Both the DEA and the SFA approaches have been applied to study seaport productive efficiency due to the sheer importance of improving their productivity levels.
The partial productivity ratios of output to single inputs reflect not only changing productive efficiency but also the substitution of one factor for another e.g., capital goods or energy for labour.
Then the productive efficiency of ecosystem services was assessed under two scenarios and compared their production possibility frontiers (PPFs).
Mergers can benefit corporations by reducing competition or by increasing productive efficiency.
The resulting variety in implementation strategies improves health outcomes, but may reduce productive efficiency.
There exists a feedback loop here, in which the advancement of productive efficiency and open exchange leads to greater opulence; this greater opulence leads to the accumulation of capital, which in turn promotes further advancements in productive efficiency.
The issue explored here is whether incentive regulation has resulted in an increase in productive efficiency.
In this study we measured the productive efficiency of public dental health provision across Finland.
