The phrase "staff efficiency" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the productivity or effectiveness of a group of employees. Example: The company's success can be attributed to the high level of staff efficiency in completing tasks and meeting deadlines.
Specifically, the SLV-I program's Year 2 might have been more efficient than Year 1 because of increased staff efficiency or program improvements (e.g., due to low utilization of a second clinic at each school in Year 1, only one clinic per school was offered in Year 2).
Beacons could be used to keep track of staff efficiency.
Already, though, Ms. DuBose said, the Web operations have increased staff efficiency.
We hope that working towards better in-hospital navigation systems will lessen the stress on patients, visitors and staff, leading to increased staff efficiency, improved medical response times and a reduction in missed appointments.
The capacity utilization varies depending on the capital availability, staff efficiency and availability of raw material.
Over the last decade companies have been continuously improving staff efficiency.
A spokesman added: "HMRC has taken our share of staff efficiencies, however, we are delivering more than ever.
Ask him for solutions, and he talks about staffing efficiencies and new technology at, say, the Federal Aviation Administration.
This arithmetic yields a staff-efficiency rank.
The council plans to save £500,000 in disabled children's services, including £76,000 through "staffing efficiencies" in the disabled children's occupational therapy team, which it said would not impact service users.
President Obama requested more federal funds to bolster the staff and efficiency of the firearms bureau.
