The phrase "a performance order" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to scheduling or organizing events, performances, or tasks that need to be executed in a specific sequence.
Example: "The director provided a performance order for the actors to follow during the rehearsal."
Alternatives: "a sequence of performances" or "a performance schedule".
Within a specific level of difficulty, the performance order of the skill categories can be freely determined.
It's also one of the few films we can point to when looking for honest depictions of abortion on the big screen, through the character of Penny, a dancer who must miss a performance in order to undergo a back-alley procedure in 1963, a decade before Roe v. Wade.
Still, whenever the company had to meet a performance goal in order to secure another tranche of financing, things were touch and go.
In this paper, phase trajectory length concept is employed to introduce a performance index in order to investigate the oscillation of linear power systems.
Institutional investors can vote directly on compensation issues only if a company is seeking approval of a stock option plan, a restricted stock plan, or a performance plan in order to deduct annual compensation of over $1 million under the 1993 tax act.
Transmitted energy or equivalently transmitted SNR should be used as a performance metric in order to obtain fair comparisons between different adaptive transmission systems.
Execution cycle counts required for the regular sensor network tasks are used as a performance metric in order to identify the gain that is achieved with event-driven architecture based on FPGA design.
Data were collected in examination centers at local health stations or community clinics in the participants' residential area by investigators and staff, who were trained according to a standard protocol and were required to pass a performance test in order to be qualified for data collection.
