"seems more efficient" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that appears to be more effective or productive. Example: "The new software seems more efficient than the previous version, as it has significantly reduced our processing time."
America seems more efficient than Europe.
As with the boarding, the taxiing seems more efficient.
It seems more efficient to go for bigger sales from fewer clients.
In practice, this seems more efficient in terms of computational time when N has moderate values.
Thereby, numerical results show that for chevron CBFs it seems more efficient to guarantee adequate stiffness than increasing the material strength for beams.
In addition, they provided a kind of hydroxyl-grafted PEB polymer (PEB-OH), which seems more efficient in reducing the yield stress of asphaltene-contained crude oils than PEB which can be interpreted by the dispersion effect of the polar group (–OH) (Guo et al. 2004a).
Professor Haslam concluded that short articles seem "more efficient in generating scientific influence" and suggested that journals might consider adopting short-article formats.
While it might seem more efficient for an organism to reproduce without the need for a second sex, his Red Queen hypothesis maintained that sexual reproduction beats the asexual kind because the former multiplies the possible genetic combinations, bolstering a species' ability to respond to an enemy's adaptations.
Phone-banking, he conceded, may seem more efficient, "but you don't have that human dynamic .Mr Sanford's instincts served him well: he defeated Ms Colbert Busch on May 7th, 54% to 45%, capping one of the unlikeliest comebacks in American politics.
It would seem more efficient to have the customized implant ready before tooth extraction, allowing immediate implantation and omitting the need for a second surgery.
It may seem more efficient to give some people all project work and some people all support work, but that can breed a sense of favoritism and possibly lead to frustration and apathy toward achieving the common goal.
