The phrase "ability to perform at" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's capacity or skill level in relation to a specific task or standard.
Example: "Her ability to perform at a high level in competitive sports has earned her numerous accolades."
Alternatives: "capability to excel at" or "skill to achieve at".
If negative stereotypes are present regarding a specific group, group members are likely to become anxious about their performance, which may hinder their ability to perform at their maximum level.
"It's something we know can impact on someone's ability to perform at their best.
It's incredibly difficult to make a film that has the ability to perform at the box office for less than £2m.
"There's no demonstrable nexus between advanced educational degrees of any kind and the ability to perform at a high level as a screener," Mr. Quinn said.
None of those knocked him out for more than two games, but they have hampered his ability to perform at an All-Star level.
Asked if he doubted his ability to perform at the same level before his injury, Holmes said, "I can't worry about that now".
Malone is best known for BBC2's The Choir: Boys Don't Sing – in which he was seen begging, cajoling, and ultimately inspiring 90 pupils from an all-boy Leicester comprehensive with varying vocal abilities to perform at the 2007 Music for Youth Schools Prom at the Royal Albert Hall.
Founded in the mobile microscopy lab at UC Berkeley, a young startup called CellScope is on a mission to turn your smart, mobile devices into a microscope, giving parents the ability to perform easy, at-home diagnoses.
A mark of quality in any game is the ability to perform consistently at a high standard over extended periods.
The resultant functional impairment precludes his ability to perform physically at the level required for professional football".
They were also more sanguine about their ability to perform well at mental and physical tests, like darts and word games, Dr. Hirt found.
