The phrase "a poor performance of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a subpar execution or delivery of a task, event, or artistic work.
Example: "The critics were not impressed, stating that it was a poor performance of the classic play."
Alternatives: "an inadequate execution of" or "a substandard display of".
The bridge decks during the winter time usually present a poor performance of freeze resistance.
A poor performance of the ternary cathode material, LiNi1/3Co1/3Mn1/3O2, at rate capability and low temperature, limits its further application, in electronic markets.
Using this dataset, several experiments are conducted, and the results show a poor performance of the standard PSC due to the curse of dimensionality.
The obtained results show that the second-order scheme does not behave much better than a corresponding first-order one due to a poor performance of the slope limiters caused by the presence of local extrema of the Riemann invariant associated with the hyperbolic system.
It represents a poor performance of the controller in the rejection of disturbance and noise.
Some biomarkers cannot be presently retained because of a poor performance, of studies limited to a small population (e.g., <50 patients) or too scarce to allow conclusions on their potential utility.
This resulted in a poorer performance of CT registration for these lesions.
This mild alteration in nerve function was accompanied by a poorer performance of the JAM-C SC KO mice in a behavioral test of muscular strength (Fig. 5 A ).
We also noticed a poorer performance of the Poisson model with random effects, especially with increasing level of clustering and number of clusters, and there were problems with convergence when the number of clusters was small.
A poor performance for any of the more "critical" ranking factors will likely cost you website traffic as well as the sales that traffic might have generated.
The modelling technique CART generated models with a poor performance, irrespective of the reference models.
