The phrase "a performance program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to training, evaluation, or improvement of skills, often in a professional or educational setting.
Example: "The company has implemented a performance program to enhance employee productivity and engagement."
Alternatives: "an evaluation program" or "a training program".
At South Huntington's Silas Wood sixth grade center, every student participates in a performance program.
This fall Dr. Ma, who also teaches violin, viola and chamber music, will roll out a performance program for high-school age instrumentalists that she hopes will keep budding talent on the Island.
Since kicking off in late June, this ambitious citywide venture, organized by the Racial Imaginary Institute, has encompassed a symposium, an artists' residency, a documentary studio, a film series, a performance program, a reading group, and a cookout.
François Ballestero, political secretary for the union's civil aviation sector, said in a statement that while its members supported the ultimate goal of a unified European airspace, they would not accept a performance program "dominated by cost reduction" that jeopardizes existing jobs or affects existing collective agreements.
Pier 55, which quickly became known as "Diller Island," was supposed to be a centerpiece of the park, with a futuristic look created by the British designer Thomas Heatherwick and a performance program developed by the playwright George C. Wolfe and the producer Scott Rudin, among others.
The series includes 45 works in total, along with a performance program and a selection of video pieces.
Split-C: A performance programming language for parallel machines.
The fair also presents an expanded performance program and a film series in the Cinéphemère and the Grand Palais.
The driving force behind much of this renaissance is the Juilliard School, which established a historical performance program in 2009.
We offer a robust performance program with many options, and lessons and ensembles can be taken for (a small amount) of academic credit.
Complementing them is a lively performance program that involves undergraduate, graduate, and post-doctoral students.
