The phrase "all of the performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the entirety of a performance, such as in a theatrical or musical context.
Example: "The audience was captivated by all of the performance, from the opening act to the final bow."
Alternatives: "the entire performance" or "the whole performance".
The best 3 performing algorithms across all of the performance criteria were the Jang, McKenzie and Longworth models.
They represented all of the performance categories: band, orchestra and chorus.
None of the approaches is dominant with respect to all of the performance measures.
All of the performance experiments were carried out according to the propulsion characteristics and load characteristics.
Moreover, all of the performance criteria of the Improved-SP approach are usually better than those of other two approaches.
No specific ratio of weave to manifold thickness was found to be superior in all of the performance indices.
Granting interviews when offstage is, of course, all part of the performance, but what if the performer's niceness is genuine, their warmth unforced?
So, in fact, all of the performances in the film that are taken from the musical are actually performed in Lagos.
Exhibit IV shows perceived improvement on all of the performance-related items, including an increase of 30.5% in the profit-and-loss consciousness of the work group.
This is because a fundamental understanding of how antibiotics improve feed efficiency is lacking, and because an individual alternative is unlikely to embody all of the performance-enhancing functions of antibiotics.
If a journalist is trying to nail down the transfer fee, a source on the buying club might just quote the initial fee, whereas a source on the selling club might quote what the fee would be if all of the performance-based add-ons are met (without distinguishing how likely it is that said add-ons will be triggered).
