The phrase "a stylish performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a performance that is characterized by elegance, flair, or sophistication.
Example: "The dancers delivered a stylish performance that captivated the audience from start to finish."
Alternatives: "an elegant performance" or "a chic performance."
The conductor Kristen Blodgett, who has extensive experience in musical theater, led a stylish performance.
But it's a stylish performance from Poitier and an honest, intelligent contribution from Steiger.
Emmanuel Plasson draws a stylish performance of Offenbach's breezy and tuneful score from the City Opera Orchestra.
Despite a stylish performance, the impact was slight; still, if anyone could make the Habanera from Bizet's "Carmen" sung in Russian sound alluring, it was Ms. Cooke.
Ryan Brown, the ensemble's conductor and artistic director, drew a stylish performance from an appealing young cast and a fine period-instrument orchestra.
After intermission Mr. Sloane conducted a stylish performance of Korngold's Symphony in F sharp, an interesting though long-winded Neo-Romantic score.
She stepped in last Saturday and on Sunday, when she gave a remarkably stylish performance.
Christian Curnyn, the conductor, led a buoyant, stylish performance that showed the orchestra's estimable feel for Handel's idiom.
Marco Armiliato conducted a mostly stylish performance, though in Ms. Racette's first aria, perhaps concerned about her, he restrained the tempo and fell behind at times.
But the most surprising moment of either concert was an effortlessly stylish performance of Bach's Second Orchestral Suite.
It also came through in the Sonata No. 5, which Prokofiev called the "most chromatic of all his compositions" and which was here given an articulate, stylish performance by David Fung.
