The phrase "a memorable performance by" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an impressive or noteworthy performance by an individual or group, often in the context of arts, entertainment, or sports.
Example: "The audience was captivated by a memorable performance by the lead actor, who brought the character to life with incredible depth."
Alternatives: "an unforgettable performance by" or "a striking performance by".
It is a memorable performance by one of the greatest actors who ever lived.
Oliver Twist (1948) is also highly regarded and features a memorable performance by Alec Guinness as Fagin.
Tony Rome, American crime film, released in 1967, that featured a memorable performance by Frank Sinatra in the title role.
The 1995 Breeders' Cup was marked by a memorable performance by Cigar, who won the Breeders' Cup Classic en route to being named Horse of the Year.
And until its schematic end, Mr. Sloan and his director, Andrew Volkoff, show a refreshing reluctance to contort these encounters (including a memorable performance by Michael Carlsen as a charming galoot) into teaching moments or anything else that tidy.
The Seven Year Itch, American comedy film, released in 1955, that was an adaptation of a hit Broadway show of the same name and featured a memorable performance by Marilyn Monroe.
Thereafter, the compositional ideas are kept simple, the drummer Jeff Watts turns in a memorable performance as rhythm predominates, and by the end of the album you're left with an accurate indication of Mr. Coltrane's talent.
Tomorrow they perform Schoenberg's towering "Verklärte Nacht" (which was given a memorable performance at Marlboro four years ago) and works by Beethoven and Schumann.
A memorable performance and portrait of a difficult, proud man consumed by anger and grief.
Actors, even good ones, get swallowed by that machinery or have trouble delivering a memorable performance because they are acting against little more than a green screen.
Mr. Drucker offered a memorable performance of Copland's two-movement Clarinet Concerto, commissioned in 1947 by Benny Goodman, who found the work technically challenging.
