korkeatehokkaalla

Korkeatehokkaalla is a Finnish linguistic form derived from the compound adjective korkeatehokas, meaning highly efficient. In use, korkeatehokkaalla is the adessive singular form of korkeatehokas and is typically used to describe the means, method, or context by which something is done, i.e., “with high efficiency” or “in a highly efficient manner.”

Etymology and grammar: The term combines korkea (high) and tehokas (efficient) into korkeatehokas. The suffix -lla marks the adessive case in Finnish, which expresses means or manner, as in “korkeatehokkaalla tavalla” (in a highly efficient way) or “korkeatehokkaalla laitteella” (with a highly efficient device). This form is not a standalone noun but an adjective phrase that modifies a noun in the case of the sentence.

Usage: Korkeatehokkaalla appears primarily in technical, business, or environmental contexts to emphasize efficiency. It is used to describe devices, systems, processes, or approaches that operate with a high level of efficiency. Examples include: “Korkeatehokkaalla tekniikalla varustettu laite vähentää energiankulutusta,” or “Yritys pyrkii korkeatehokkaalla tavalla pienentämään päästöjään.” The phrase conveys evaluation or goal-oriented quality rather than a fixed technical term.

See also: korkeatehokas, energiatehokkuus, tehokkuus, energiatekniikka.

Notes: The form is language-specific to Finnish morphology and reflects how adjectives adapt to cases to express means or manner. It does not refer to a separate technical concept beyond its descriptive use.