The phrase "advice on performance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing guidance or recommendations related to someone's performance in a specific context, such as work, sports, or academics.
Example: "The coach provided valuable advice on performance to help the athletes improve their skills."
Alternatives: "guidance on performance" or "recommendations for performance".
She is the daughter of Robin D. Beckhard of Manhattan, who until January was a director of business development in Manhattan for the Fort Hill Company, which gives advice on performance improvement and training.
Advice on performance assessment and optimization design of the seepage control systems in geotechnical engineering is provided, and the suggested procedure would serve as a useful guidance for cost-effective control of seepage flow in various engineering practices.
Good support from radiation experts in the nuclear medicine or medical physics department can be invaluable, particularly for routine quality assurance, optimization and purchase advice on performance.
Good support from radiation experts in the nuclear medicine or medical physics department can be invaluable, particularly for routine QA, optimization, and purchase advice on performance.
42 51 Hospitals and ambulatory practices are increasingly using patient advisory groups to provide feedback and advice on current performance.
"The price of bunker fuel has tripled in the past three years," said Luis Benito, a marine industry expert and South Korea country manager for Lloyd's Register, which provides companies in the energy and transport sectors with advice on safety and performance.
This two-volume, spiral-bound set features musical transcriptions of thirty-nine compositions and variations, annotated with the master player's advice on technique and performance, his notes and observations, and commentary by Berliner.
In a world where investors are increasingly responsible for managing their retirement assets, intermediaries can give advice on asset allocation and performance.
Agreement scores are fed back to hospitals with advice on how to improve performance.
While the fringe offers performers comprehensive advice on how to create relaxed performances, or have audio or visual descriptions, virtually none would be able to shoulder the costs themselves, and neither can the venues.
Paying too much for advice can be a huge drag on performance.
