The phrase "a performance on board" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a performance that takes place on a vehicle, such as a ship or an airplane.
Example: "The cruise featured a performance on board that entertained guests during the voyage."
Alternatives: "a show on board" or "an act on board".
The paper concludes by presenting test flight data of the odometer's performance on-board indoor and outdoor prototype autonomous helicopters.
"It's always nice to get back in the shirt and try and get a performance on the board as soon as possible," the Warwickshire man said.
There will also be at least one performance on board the ship, and a concluding concert — and a few final days — back in Buenos Aires.
They'll also be treating us to a special intimate performance on board the Busker's Barge, leaving the jetty at 3pm on the Sunday.
Whilst running the lighting board for a performance on stage, I was horrified to see that a panel of coloured gel had slipped from its frame.
This score would not just be predictive of better than poor performance on boards, but would (at least in theory) essentially eliminate the risk of board exam failure.
But in 2009, when a former postman and musician began renting it and organized weekly cruises with musical performances on board, the boat became one of the hippest summer night spots in Marseille.
You could, for example, ask a supportive colleague to assess your performance after a meeting, and really take on board what they say.
The Cavs hit just 35% in the opening quarter, but a dominating performance on the boards kept Atlanta from pulling away.
Josh Smith scored 22 points last night, the rookie Al Horford led a dominant performance on the boards and the Atlanta Hawks beat another 60-victory team from last season, holding off Steve Nash and the visiting Phoenix Suns, 105-96.
