The phrase "a formal performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a structured or official presentation, such as a play, concert, or ceremony.
Example: "The school will host a formal performance of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' next month."
Alternatives: "an official presentation" or "a structured performance".
Susan's manager issued a formal performance evaluation that characterized her as failing in her duties.
Further, the embedment of a formal performance analysis technique notably eases the modeling of a system.
He called for greater transparency and accountability in company boardrooms; a formal performance appraisal of boardrooms and "closer relationships between non-executive directors and shareholders".
"I told him this was his last chance and that the next step was a formal performance management plan and almost inevitably exit from the business," he says.
The purpose of the exercise is not to create a formal performance goal; rather, it is to deepen understanding and help people apply course concepts to their work.
In this paper, we present a formal performance prediction approach for component-based systems, which is parameterisable for the number of CPUs or CPU cores.
Recognition of course can take many forms: It can be monetary, it can be a formal performance-related program, or it can be simple words of praise or encouragement from a manager.
So how do you make that happen now? A. I think having a very formal performance review process in an organization is an important thing, so I use that.
Coaching can be done as a quick chat or as part of a more formal performance review either via phone, Skype or in person.
Mr. Graseck gave a more formal performance on Thursday evening at Alice Tully Hall.
But the abstract beauty in those acts distills the essence of Odette's plight, and Ms. Gumerova offered a pure and formal performance.
