The phrase "a social performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an act or behavior that is performed in a social context, often emphasizing the interaction between individuals or groups.
Example: "The theater group put on a remarkable social performance that highlighted the challenges faced by the community."
Alternatives: "a social act" or "a communal performance".
Our gender identity is a product of a social performance: we perform for an audience, and they decide whether we have offered a credible performance by treating us in a manner that we assume is appropriate to that gender.
But Dickens also ridicules characters who swoon as part of a social performance.
Fraser's manor house is a world in which everyone feels trapped in a social performance.
Users submit evidence for or against the company, votes are tallied, and a "social performance" score is given.
"People say this is all about money," she says, "but it's about money and something beyond money; it's a social performance, a performance of power, of very male power.
It pledged to create a "social performance plan" that would place women and minorities on the board, pay about 7.5percentt of the company's pretax profits into the Ben & Jerry's Foundation and provide venture capital to other "progressively minded enterprises," among other social efforts.
The bank said it has also implemented two oversight tools announced in 2014, a Systematic Risk Rating Tool and a Tracking Social Performance database, which are now being used for all new projects.
She labels herself a "super social" performance artist and an exhibitionist, but notes that an online platform allows even "the ones who don't want to rip their clothes off and have everybody draw on them" direct interaction with their supporters.
Apiquan et al., [ 29] have shown that patients with low social functioning display demographic features which are associated with poor prognosis such as unemployment while a change in the family status often indicates a decline in social performance as this appears as a loss of the ability of living independently.
Drawing on 52 indicators of a country's social performance, the SPI offers a practical tool for government and business leaders to benchmark country performance and prioritize those areas where social improvement is most needed.
Rypple, which has raised $13 million in funding, is a web-based social performance management platform that helps managers and employees improve performance.
