"advantage in performance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a benefit of an action or activity, usually in the context of competition. For example: The football team's experience gave them an advantage in performance against their opponents.
They were easy criers, something that he used to his advantage in performance.
But the 458 has a huge advantage in performance and handling compared to the 430.
The advantage in performance is clearly seen in Fig. 9 a c.
Thus, algorithm 1 demonstrates its advantage in performance because it is quite simple in regard to computation logic.
Except for this practical advantage in performance, the required equivalent filter orders are also remarkable reduced, leading to a much simpler hardware implementation.
The current study was designed to examine whether the extent of the male advantage in performance on a spatial task was determined by the extent to which the task was right-hemisphere dependent.
On public roads, the 1 Series' right-now torque offers advantages in performance and drivability, letting you cruise in higher gears and still pull away without hesitation.
This is because PM stainless steel provides significant advantages in performance, cost and design flexibility, over their wrought counterparts.
Advanced composite materials are finding increasing application in aerospace, marine and many other industries due to the advantages in performance, structural efficiency and cost they provide.
Alkaline manganese batteries are a direct competitor to the standard carbon-zinc (Leclanchr) battery over which, in certain applications, they enjoy advantages in performance.
All the results demonstrate that star polymer is a good candidate to fabricate graphene filled nanocoating with advantages in performance as well as processing.
