"tool efficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to the effectiveness of a tool at completing a given task. For example, "The new tool has improved the efficiency of our assembly process."
A novel methodology based on analytical and experimental test methods for predicting coated tool efficiency in milling Inconel 718 and Ti6Al4V by coated cemented carbide inserts is introduced.
Consequently, some items could be considered as possible candidates for item removal in order to improve tool efficiency.
This illustrates how barriers to LTBI treatment in HIV-infected patients go beyond the problematic of screening tool efficiency, as has been reviewed elsewhere [ 25, 26].
The mathematical tools' efficiency for drug target identification performed in this study is validated by clinically available drugs.
He also reports that standard climate-change mitigation tools – efficiency measures, renewable energy standards and carbon markets – are likely to drive up costs for those with the fewest resources.
This paper also gives bibliographic information on the issues of simulation programs, optimization tools, efficiency of optimization methods, and trends in optimization studies.
Though not meant as an absolute quantitative tool, trends in labeling efficiency can be assessed using this novel method.
It is important to mention that DEA is only an exploratory tool for efficiency measurement, and indicates directions for further investigations into how to improve/enhance efficiency.
The metric needs to take into account each machine tool components' efficiency and the need-oriented utilization in combination with the other components while referring to efficiency limits.
In terms of machine tool energy efficiency, the design, age, maintenance strategy, and operating parameters all impact on the ov erall efficiency.
The company said on Friday it was to "make improvements to the tool's efficiency" and did not say how soon it would be restored.
