The phrase "a preferable performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing or comparing different performances, indicating that one is more desirable or suitable than others.
Example: "After reviewing all the auditions, we concluded that she delivered a preferable performance compared to the rest."
Alternatives: "a more desirable performance" or "a more suitable performance".
Hence there exist tradeoffs that can be made to achieve a preferable system performance and energy saving.
A comparative experiment on the typical test suites verifies that the proposed method offers preferable performance.
We conducted experiments on the network environment, to prove that our method has preferable performance.
Simulation results, in time domain, demonstrate the preferable performance of the designed robust controller in setpoint tracking.
The morphology thus resulted preferable performance than the traditional molecular self-assembly in which the mixture of melamine and cyanuric acid is used as precursors.
The design of such three-dimensional NGQDs/3DBiOI HHMs with preferable performance facilitates further multifarious applications for enhanced photocatalysis, enzyme immobilization and biofuels.
It proved that the proposed sampling clock synchronization scheme can achieve preferable performance for the OFDM system with unified driving crystal.
Similar to the frequency response results, TOPCON Net-G3A shows the most preferable performance of the three receivers to track the real seismic motion.
This preferable performance may be attributed to the redundant representation of the DPT, which is, from a mathematical viewpoint, essentially a frame expansion with promising robustness to added noise. Figure 8 Averaged performance against JPEG compression.
The use of forest trees as a sustainable environmental resource has underscored the importance of genomics in aiding the genetic modification of trees for preferable performance and the development of DNA markers for selective breeding.
