The phrase "rise of efficiency" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
One example of its use could be: "The rise of efficiency in the workplace has led to increased productivity and profitability for the company."
Typography takes a turn In the 1900s, increased industrialization and the rising cult of efficiency in the west signaled the end of flowery, Spencer-style penmanship.
As fuel-cell technology matures, a rising level of efficiency will mean falling operating costs.The switch to fuel-cell cars promises other differences that consumers may find attractive a much quieter ride, a constant torque regardless of speed, a clean "engine off" energy source for power-guzzling electronics and a simpler transmission system requiring less maintenance.
The localized improvement in the flow (in tip-strong inflow distortion) near the tip region improves the performance both in terms of pressure rise and efficiency of stage compared to hub strong complex distortion.
Free flow of labor and capital makes the rise of resource allocative efficiency possible.
The current gain gives a rise of the conversion efficiency from η = 2.47% to 3.23%, whereas the fill factor reduces from 0.501 to 0.429.
The current gain gives a rise of the conversion efficiency from η = 2.47% to 3.23%, with an enhancement up to 30%.
Implementing GA optimization on the system and calculating the optimal values of the design parameter leads to rise of the exergy efficiency from 57% up to 63.5% and levelized cost of electricity was decreased to 0.0643 $/kwh.
Pay rises ran well ahead of efficiency gains in all these countries.
G.E.'s operating profit margin, a measure of efficiency, rose to 17.8percentt of sales in 1999 from 16.7percentthehe year earlier.
For this particular synthesis the loss of efficiency gives rise to the formation of inorganic bromides.
