The phrase "a supreme performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an outstanding or exceptional performance in various contexts, such as sports, music, or theater.
Example: "The actor delivered a supreme performance that left the audience in awe."
Alternatives: "an outstanding performance" or "an exceptional performance".
It is a supreme performance of the self.
Doing it from No 7 when the lot before you have all gone has made it a supreme performance.
"I told you before the game that it would be the 'greatest escape.'" Giroud's hat-trick embellished a supreme performance by the 29-year-old, who completed his scoring from the penalty spot on 67 minutes.
Giles Cross became the first favourite to win the Grand National Trial for 10 years with a supreme performance over three and a half miles at Haydock.
It was a supreme performance, pure theatre but from a man who does not want to be the star of the show.
Bradley claimed before the fight that he intended to produce a supreme performance of boxing and defense similar to his ninth-round technical knockout of lesser Brandon Rios in November.
To achieve supreme performance of simulation a number programming approaches and optimizations of algorithms have been used in the past, including parallel and cluster computing [ 31, 32].
It was classic Mandelson, a supreme (campaigning) performance, and the dance wasn't bad either.
Victory came courtesy of goals from the West Bromwich Albion defensive duo Jonny Evans and Chris Brunt plus a supreme team performance.
The heptathlon also went to the wire, with a supreme emergent performance from Nafissatou Thiam of Belgium edging Ennis-Hill into silver in what might just have been her own competitive farewell.
Bath's George Ford, who is now expected to undergo shoulder surgery that will rule him out of England's summer tour to New Zealand, summed up his side's display with a supreme kicking performance in the first half in front of national coach Stuart Lancaster, but faded away in a difficult second period.
