The phrase "a positive performance for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or success of an individual or group in a specific context, such as a job, event, or project.
Example: "The team delivered a positive performance for the annual sales review, exceeding all targets set for the quarter."
Alternatives: "a commendable performance in" or "an impressive performance during".
Its fourth quarter statement is due on 9 July but the company has now said it had seen a positive performance for the year, and full year profits were expected to be in line with City forecasts of £7.1m, up from £4.7m.
In the testing set, using the cutoff value of 2.617 allowed correct prediction of 55 of 58 (95%) stage I II tumors, demonstrating a positive performance for detecting early stages of NSCLCs (Table 2).
The outcome would have been worse if not for a positive performance from the financial sector following an unexpected and upbeat trading statement from Lloyds Banking Group.
Afterwards, Mourinho praised his team for delivering a "positive performance" before turning on critics following the scrutiny that has come his and United's way following defeats to Manchester City, Feyenoord and Watford last week.
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Following Monday's results, where a positive Primark performance made up for a difficult sugar market, Berenberg analysts cut their target price from £30.60 to £28.50.
Ryan Braun, one day after he became the first major league baseball player to successfully challenge a suspension resulting from a positive test for performance enhancing drugs, launched a frontal assault Friday on the way baseball handled his case.
Although it is suggested that the provision of feedback can lead to learning and a positive change in performance for medical professionals, the evidence supporting these assumptions is unclear [ 14].
Now he vows to wage a vigorous defense after a positive test for performance-enhancing drugs.
They could also lose Ryan Braun, the National League most valuable player, to a 50-game suspension if Braun loses his appeal of a positive test for performance-enhancing drugs.
