"streamlined organization" is a valid phrase in written English and is commonly used to mean a company or organization that is efficiently organized in order to get the most out of its resources.
For example, "Our company has recently adopted a streamlined organization structure in order to improve our efficiency."
We have the world's greatest newspaper, and bringing together all our product talent into one, streamlined organization is going to embolden us to move with even more agility and creativity as we expand our reach into new markets, new products and over new platforms".
We think therefore, that the combinatorial and variable structure of eukaryotic gene promoters suggests an ancestor with the type of loose, poorly organized genetic apparatus that would have been characteristic of the primitive and modular progenote, rather than the extremely compact and indeed "streamlined" organization of control and regulatory regions found in Bacteria and Archaea.
The result of that review, he said, would be a more streamlined organization, although he declined to provide details.
At the time, the record industry was recovering from several years of poor sales, and Mr. Hensler took the three labels, which had been associated but largely autonomous, and created a streamlined organization.
Yahoo! needs someone who can enforce "efficiency, a streamlined organization" and can "get the results," says Bullington. "I think it's actually a pretty plum job," he added, noting Yahoo!'s still-vast reach on the Web, including its prominence in services like free e-mail.
Good, creative teams will outperform streamlined organizations with experts that fit the slots and do their things.
Rumsfeld, the anti-Organization-man, is a genius because he streamlines organizations.
Workflow Systems are increasingly being used to streamline organizations' business processes.
He also streamlined the organization of professional kitchens.
It has shed noncore assets like Jaguar, and streamlined the organization to refocus on the Ford brand.
Since taking office in January 2001, Mr. Lubbers has stabilized the refugee agency's financing, balanced its books, carried out sweeping new personnel and administrative policies, tightened accountability and streamlined the organization's emergency response capacity.
