Would you please correct the following sentence?
The individual rank, the average rank, and the final rank for the average efficiency of the five algorithms on unimodal and multimodal test functions were reported in Tables, respectively.

Is there any redundant word or structure in this sentence?

Thanks a million

Question

Would you please correct the following sentence?
The individual rank, the average rank, and the final rank for the average efficiency of the five algorithms on unimodal and multimodal test functions were reported in Tables, respectively.

Is there any redundant word or structure in this sentence?

Thanks a million

Answer

You can reword and eliminate 'rank' a few times if you wish.

The individual, average, and final ranks for the average efficiency of the five algorithms on unimodal and multimodal test functions were reported in Tables, respectively.

Answer

These 3 ranks belong to the efficiency, thus use “of” instead of “for” should be better but it’s also fine with “for”. 
The average rank and the final rank. Last two item don’t need comma when you use and to connect them. If you use comma then there is no and like A, B, C or A, B and C.
Respectively is advert for reported so no comma before tables. It’s fine to say reported in tables respectively.

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