The phrase "a more performance" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words, possibly intending to convey a comparison related to performance.
Example: "We need to find a more effective way to enhance performance in our team."
Alternatives: "an improved performance" or "a better performance".
"In some cultures, children are loved unconditionally," he says, but in the West we have a more "performance-oriented approach, where children are valued primarily for their achievements.
For a German firm, the company already has an unusually flexible pay structure: it has been moving towards a more performance-driven pay system for the past three years.
A key barrier to achieving a more performance-based regime includes the inherent challenge of identifying measurable objectives when the underlying causal mechanisms between forestry and environmental values are so poorly understood.
The Tesla Model 3 will eventually get a more performance-oriented option, which Tesla CEO Elon Musk says we can probably expect in around a year or so.
You get small touches such as lateral seat bolsters, a more performance-oriented wheel, electro-luminescent gauges and the aforementioned supercharger boost gauge, but none of this is, say, on par with what you get when you buy into BMW 's M division or Mercedes' AMG set.
The recent introduction of a more performance-related payment scheme (mixed scheme) seemed to be a major step towards implementing a more comprehensive, efficient and responsive PC system.
Tribal connections are not performance characteristics and therefore undermined a move toward a more performance-based and measurement oriented approach to management.
"You get a lot more performance -- more viewing area and more lines -- out of a big-screen, rear-projection TV".
I admit to feeling a touch more performance anxiety than I recently experienced addressing the United Nations.
