The phrase "a combined performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a performance that involves multiple elements or participants working together.
Example: "The concert featured a combined performance of the orchestra and the choir, creating a powerful musical experience."
Alternatives: "joint performance" or "collaborative performance".
To deal with these issues, the present paper proposes a combined performance and availability (i.e., performability) model using the Stochastic Reward Net (SRN).
We further introduce a combined performance metric to facilitate performance comparison between CAC schemes.
After local alumnus Austin Kiplinger was presented with several distinguished service awards, the two-hour program closed with a combined performance of Franz Biebl's "Ave Maria," the glee club's signature work.
Sixty musicians from the Cornell Symphony Orchestra (CSO) and Cornell Chamber Orchestra joined La Orquesta Sinfónica del Neuquén for a concert at the Cine Teatro Español, a combined performance (with 120 musicians in all) of Gustav Mahler's Symphony No. 6.
The performance of nearly/net zero energy buildings is evaluated in terms of a combined performance comprised of the cost, CO2 emissions and grid interaction index.
3 P.M., MITCHELL-INNES & NASH On the occasion of "landscape + object + animal" — an exhibition that, according to the artist, will include paintings "with Negro ideas" and "bas-reliefs of stuffed animals slathered with peanut butter" — the intrepid William Pope.L. will give a combined performance and gallery tour.
You want to find something that zigs and something that zags and blend them together to get a better combined performance.
With an almost perfect combined performance, Neal Cotts and Bobby Jenks answered the biggest question that hovered over the start of the World Series: How effectively could the White Sox relief corps pitch when the relievers hadn't pitched, in most instances, for two weeks?
The ROC curves in Figure 5 show the AUC values of GLCM features (A Z = 0.9380), ratio of perimeters (P ratio ) (A Z = 0.8890) and combined performance of GLCM and P ratio (A Z = 0.9444).
Furthermore, robust properties in time scale and metabolite organization were identify and one concluded that they are a consequence of the combined performance of redundancies and variability in metabolite participation.
One must bear in mind, however, that this performance could be achieved through the combined performance of a blood test as a first-line screen and follow-up imaging test.
