The phrase "a decade of performing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a period of ten years spent engaged in performance activities, such as acting, music, or dance.
Example: "After a decade of performing, she finally received the recognition she deserved."
Alternatives: "ten years of performing" or "a ten-year span of performance".
Then, in 2009 after a decade of performing, things started to change.
Who hasn't longed for a comfortable place to snatch forty winks at midday?" As it happened, the house was a better outlet for de Wolfe's creative energies than the theatre: after a decade of performing professionally, she continued to attract more attention for her clothes than for her acting, and she leaped at the idea of capitalizing on her talent for decorating.
After a decade of performing at the Globe — a London amphitheatre patterned on the inn courtyards where plays used to be staged, with little more scenery than what language could paint on air — Shakespeare's company succeeded in taking over the Blackfriars theatre and, in 1609, began winter performances there, out of the weather, with more elaborate effects.
I love teaching -- after almost a decade of performing professionally, I have a lot to share.
Even after almost a decade of performing music, the 24-year-old Frampton is still a student learning a lot from Blake.
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The band are now in their fourth decade of performing and Ritchie attributes much of that longevity to never taking their effect on people for granted.
At 35, after a decade of choreographing and performing solos and two short group works, Mr. Navas felt ready to choreograph a full evening's piece.
It relied on more than a decade of development work performed by engineers at Next Computer, Steve Jobs's start-up of the late 1980s and early '90s.
On November 23, 2008, while supporting her compilation album Keeps Gettin' Better: A Decade of Hits, Aguilera performed a medley of her six hits at the American Music Awards of 2008, which was held at Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles, California, including "Ain't No Other Man".
Gospel, blues, African rhythms, protest songs and the joys of harmony are the enduring touchstones of Bernice Johnson Reagon's group of five a cappella female singers, who in three decades of performing have never forgotten to leaven righteousness with pleasure.
