The phrase "able to perform for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's capability or capacity to carry out a task or function for someone or something.
Example: "The technician is able to perform for the team during the critical project phase."
Alternatives: "capable of performing for" or "qualified to perform for".
"Herb and I are quite delighted that we are finally able to perform for the millennials," the ancient cabaret diva Kiki DuRane declared from the stage of Joe's Pub the other night.
In statement issued by the hall Ms. Netrebko apologized and said, "No one is more disappointed and frustrated than me that I won't be able to perform for New York audiences next week".
Under his fine-point micromanagement a group of mature players were able to perform for three years to the peak of their abilities, most noticeably during the brilliantly focused, brilliantly brutal roll-over glory of a World Twenty20 victory, a Test whitewash of India and an away Ashes victory.
One hundred years after their discovery by Victor Hess, Cosmic Rays are nowadays subject of intense research from space based detectors, able to perform for the first time high precision measurement of their composition and spectra as well as of isotropy and time variability.
He's like my big brother and I still can't believe how he is able to perform for a full year, 3 hours a night - he is like a machine.
The explicit calculations and simulations that we were able to perform for small values of r (see Figures 3 and 2) add some credibility to this consequence of the conjecture.
It was not possible to find parameters which were able to perform well for all the sequences for DCVP, while, with the pre-alignment phase in OBDC, the disparity between views is normalized, leaving to the disparity estimation module the task to accommodate for minor differences.
I live in the city and it means so much to be able to perform there for my country.
First, a practical case study was devised to be able to perform simulations for estimation of expected hydrogen yield.
Looks like the EVERUN NOTE might be able to perform admirably for such a small machine.
With additional analysis parameter, the EPID technique can be tuned to have optimal sensitivity and is able to perform QA for full field size with highest resolution.
