The phrase "a continuing performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an ongoing or repeated act, event, or show, particularly in the context of arts or entertainment.
Example: "The theater company is known for a continuing performance of classic plays that attract audiences year after year."
Alternatives: "an ongoing performance" or "a sustained performance".
"Swelter" was part of a continuing performance-installation project called Super Critical Mass.
Indicators of prenatal methylmercury exposure were significantly associated with deficits in finger tapping speed, reaction time on a continued performance task, and cued naming.
Machines leverage worker skills while competition requires continuing performance.
Such a result would imply that optimal continued performance on a complex navigation-based task requires the maximum types of behavioral flexibility that is normally supported by the collection of prediction error mnemonic processors.
As Oscar, Klugman won Emmys in 1971 and 1973 for outstanding continued performance by an actor in a leading role in a comedy series.
In 1964 The Dick Van Dyke Show dominated the Emmy Awards, with Moore winning the award for outstanding continued performance by an actress in a series for her portrayal of the beautiful, intelligent, and slightly wacky housewife.
And that process takes time you can't rush it, you can't do in one day what must take seven, you can't transform through one statement or action what requires an ongoing commitment and continued performance to be transformed.
In addition to designing an assay, collecting specimens for validation, and completing the validation, they must also design and implement a quality system to ensure continued performance of the assay.
This was a constructive way to continue performance-related dialogue, and would give an employee a chance to work on any challenges he or she might have... plus discuss/explore other skills or opportunities of interest.
