"remove bottlenecks" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It means to eliminate obstacles or restrictions that are causing delays or inefficiencies. Example: The company implemented new software to help remove bottlenecks in the production process, resulting in increased efficiency and cost savings.
Meles Zenawi tried to make central control work, hoping to remove bottlenecks one at a time, but he found it hard.
The E.U. plan includes a streamlined European Research Area and an E.U.-wide venture capital regime designed "to remove bottlenecks which stop ideas from reaching the market".
The 27 E.U. countries will also be asked to press ahead with a familiar list of proposals to liberalize their economies and remove bottlenecks — a long-term task that moves at a glacial pace.
This will improve flows and remove bottlenecks.
The funding for road improvements is intended to remove bottlenecks and boost the economy by improving access to local enterprise zones.
NIH engendered much angst in the CTSA community when it decided in late 2010 to relocate this flagship program from another center to the proposed National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences (NCATS), which aims to remove bottlenecks to drug development.
But if you can't click to a map of where the event is, if you can't forward it to your friends, if you can't send it to your cellphone, is it really that useful?" On the other hand, part of Anderson's Long Tail thesis is that the Internet is removing bottlenecks between supply and demand and establishing a market where "everything becomes available to everyone".
Dynamic capabilities of recognizing and removing bottlenecks which prevent industries from reaching their full potential are needed for comprehensive innovation policy.
"By removing bottlenecks and improving access to local enterprise zones, key international trading ports and communities, these road schemes will help get people to and from work and power the economy".
The Agreement aims at removing bottlenecks and cutting red tape for international trade so that goods cross borders more quickly and at lower cost.
Let's look at changes that are meaningful to companies outside India, basically in the area of encouraging investments by overseas entities, removing bottlenecks and deploying capital into the markets.
