The phrase "about the performance or" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to performance, typically in contexts such as evaluations, reviews, or analyses.
Example: "We need to gather feedback about the performance or any areas that require improvement."
Alternatives: "regarding the performance" or "concerning the performance".
But neither was there anything perfunctory about the performances or presentation.
In comparison to the control theoretic approaches, our proposed approach also uses proportional and derivative factors, but it does not require knowledge about the performance models or infrastructure dynamics.
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You ask the members of your team for constructive feedback in an area outside of their expertise or about the performance of another department or peer, and you find the reluctant leaders will refrain from answering the question.
We are devastated about the goal at the end but it was about the performance – win, lose or draw – and the performance was better.
He noted that a minister may give directions to the CEO about the performance of his or her functions, but it may not relate to a particular athlete or official.
If you have a job that revolves around dance, we want to hear about the piece, performance or other experience that led you to dedicate yourself to the art form.
Whether you're an artist with a freshly inked record contract, an A.& R. scout, a talent agent, a booker, a programmer for an online music service, a record producer, a touring backup singer, or any other pop music professional, we want to hear about the record, performance or other experience that led you to dedicate yourself to the art form.
If you have a job that revolves around classical music, we want to hear about the piece, performance or other experience that inspired you to dedicate your career to the art form.
