"streamline power" is a grammatically correct portion of a sentence in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to the process of making something (usually an organization or system) more efficient and effective. For example, "The company implemented a series of reforms to streamline power."
By identifying contracts that could logically be combined, the city would increase its buying power, streamline procurement operations and drive significant savings.
Ideas include banding together to create greater buying power, outsourcing and streamlining back office administration.
You have the power to streamline regulations and reduce tax burdens.
The European Union wants to create a unified electricity market, and Brussels is debating a bill that would streamline permit-granting for power transmission and provide more than 9.1 billion euros.
Introducing a bill to streamline regulation of the power sector and to attract private sector investment, Mr. Duncan said earlier this week, "It is absolutely critical that we move forward quickly to boost new supply, increase conservation and maintain price stability for consumers".
The Web's extraordinary power to streamline transactions is here to stay.
This option seems increasingly unlikely, however as Nokia is struggling with market share and should be doing everything in its power to streamline its business.
All of the new displays are RoHS and ENERGY STAR® qualified, the latest and most widely used energy-conservation qualification, helping consumers streamline costs and preserve power while providing higher efficiency.
Another example is the coherent energy system where one of the largest district heating network and a strong commitment to streamline the heat and power plants have resulted in one of the highest energy efficiencies in the world.
WASHINGTON -- The Senate made it official on Wednesday, granting President Barack Obama the power to streamline passage of major trade pacts with Pacific Rim nations and the European Union by a vote of 60 to 38.
