The phrase "a dazzling performance from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an impressive or outstanding performance by an individual or group, often in the context of arts, sports, or entertainment.
Example: "The audience was captivated by a dazzling performance from the lead actor, who brought the character to life with incredible depth."
Alternatives: "an impressive display by" or "a stunning show from".
St. Joseph's, 2-0 in the Atlantic 10, made the Spiders dizzy with quickness and a dazzling performance from the 5-foot-11 Nelson.
But the brilliance of this play is undimmed, and there is a dazzling performance from David Tennant as Gethin Price, the young comic brimming with class hatred who uses comedy as an act of terrorism.
But even if we don't, it doesn't matter, because at least we get to observe a dazzling performance, from which both he, as actor, and we, as audience, can derive real pleasure.
But still on schedule, George Balanchine's "Theme and Variations," a wondrous tribute to the grand 19th-century style, received a dazzling performance from Gillian Murphy and Mr. Gomes, very much at home here.
Mr. Bychkov drew a sonically dazzling performance from the orchestra while maintaining enough cool control that this cinematic score also came across as an unconventional symphony.
With a dazzling performance that had been missing from the first two games, Bryant scored a game-high 36 points, including the shot that gave the Lakers a 104-100 lead.
Hanyu, skating first in the final group of skaters, set an Olympic record with a dazzling performance which earned a 111.68 from the judges.
Hanyu, skating first in the final group of skaters, set an Olympic record with a dazzling performance that earned a 111.68 from the judges.
Forest Whitaker, as a butler who serves at the White House through eight presidents, from Eisenhower to Reagan, gives a dazzling performance; he is by far the film's greatest strength.
The tremendous horn section of the Philharmonia did not disappoint when their moment came, closing a dazzling performance of this darkly bucolic, sylvan symphony and a Prom that had run from total desolation to glorious hope.
