The phrase "a leading performer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who excels or stands out in their field, often in a professional or artistic context.
Example: "The company is proud to announce that Jane Doe has been recognized as a leading performer in the industry for her innovative contributions."
Alternatives: "top performer" or "premier artist".
American singer and dancer, a leading performer during the Jazz Age and the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s.
THE seven-year-old Spanish Harlem Orchestra, named for the New York City neighbourhood, has established itself as a leading performer of American salsa and Latin jazz.
Both Lin and Chow were artists and political refugees from Mao's China, where Michael's father had been a leading performer in the Peking Opera.
From 1938 she lived in the United States, becoming a citizen and continuing an active career as both a leading performer (until her retirement in 1961) and a teacher.
An obituary on Monday about Pepper LaBeija, a leading performer at drag balls in Harlem, misattributed comments in a Village Voice interview about giving up shoplifting of high-fashion garments.
The day before I spoke to Doig, he'd hosted a party for "Morning, Paramin" in his studio near Port of Spain, at which a leading performer in Trinidad's theatre scene, Wendell Manwarren, had read Walcott's poems aloud.
Free safety Willie Pile, who was in his first year as a starter on the defense, was Tech's leading performer in pass coverage.
Shrubsole's form in this tournament suggests a repeat performance would not be out of the question: with seven wickets at an economy rate of 3.18, she is England's leading performer with the ball.
The insurer, down 25 per cent this year, was briefly the leading performer on the FTSE 100 after investors were given a breakdown of creditworthiness and industry sectors, in an attempt to put to rest concerns it was over-exposed to the beleaguered oil and gas and mining industries.
Ms. Wu is today's leading performer on the pipa, the Chinese plucked string instrument that looks like an upright lute.
The 25-year-old was Chelsea's leading performer last term, but has been underwhelming this season and refused to rule out a summer move to PSG on the eve of the first leg last month.
