The phrase "a model of performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that exemplifies high standards or excellence in performance.
Example: "The athlete was recognized as a model of performance, inspiring others with her dedication and skill."
Alternatives: "an example of excellence" or "a standard of achievement".
To present a model of performance evaluation (PE) implemented in a Cuban university general hospital with 640 beds with a catchment population of 400 000 inhabitants.
We find little evidence supporting the claims that 2-IFC is unbiased and that it does not alter sensitivity and we also reject the two claims associated with the Difference Model as a model of performance in our own experiment.
(O'Sullivan, B: Towards a model of performance in oral language testing, unpublished) classified test-taker characteristics into three major categories, including physical/physiological (e.g., age, sex, and disabilities), psychological (e.g., personality, cognitive still, motivation), and experiential (e.g., education, examination preparedness, and target language country residence).
We present what we believe to be a model of performance measurement more modest in its efforts ambitions and more useful in its results.
However, by using the framework proposed by Grimmer et al. [ 16], which described the complex, episode of care nature of allied health services [ 16], a model of performance evaluation strategy for allied health is proposed (see Figure 6).
The human genome is a pearl, a model of high performance and reliability.
England's primary pupils did better than those of Finland – often held up as a model of high performance – which slipped from eighth to 16th.
The culmination of this thinking has led to my development of a Unified Model of Performance Psychology that provides a comprehensive and deep understanding of the two questions that I posed above: what it takes to perform your best and, by extension, what it takes to succeed.
This runs counter to the existing genealogies of participatory art charted by Claire Bishop and Boris Groys, which are wholly tied to a European model of performance and non-object avant-garde practice.
We report a model for performance of the cathode catalyst layer (CCL) in a DMFC.
The system (R) is an ideal model of performance, to which the designed closed-loop system tries to match [25].
