The phrase "abundant performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or system that operates with a high level of efficiency or effectiveness, often exceeding expectations.
Example: "The new software update has resulted in abundant performance, allowing users to complete tasks much faster than before."
Alternatives: "excellent performance" or "superior performance".
STO has abundant photoelectric performance which can be directly manipulated via doping with a donor- or acceptor-type transition metal.
Those qualities were abundant in Wednesday's performance, and Louis Langrée, the Mostly Mozart music director, was keenly attuned to Mr. Bell's every mercurial elongation and fillip.
Tremendous adsorption capacity, excellent catalytic performance and abundant availability are the significant factors making these materials suitable alternatives for environmental pollutant control and energy-related system, especially in terms of the removal of pollutants in water, gas cleanup and purification, and hydrogen generation and storage.
The company promised abundant torque and outstanding performance, but offered no specifications.
Fuel cell catalysts synthesized from abundant metals approach the performance and durability of platinum at lower cost.
These samples were also profiled after organic depletion of abundant proteins using high performance liquid chromatography acetonitrile (ACN) (Sigma, St . Louis MO).
Because there is abundant evidence that discrimination performance differs across individuals (e.g., Nizami, Reimer, & Jesteadt, 2001), we should expect the LEV model to fit group data better than the GEV model.
This situation has arisen in part due to the almost exclusive reliance on the SBA indicator as the principal proxy measure (or global benchmark indicator) for maternal health program performance, despite abundant evidence that, in many instances, those labeled as "skilled" providers do not have the appropriate skills and that whether skilled or not they often do not do the right things.
While there's no evidence parental involvement in schools increases a child's performance, there's abundant evidence that parental involvement at home does.
Here, the design logic and performance of this abundant collection of sensors and their in vitro and in vivo use and performance are described.
