The phrase "an all-out performance" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's effort or performance as being full, complete, and with maximum effort. Example: The team gave an all-out performance on the field, scoring three goals and ultimately winning the game.
HITS Alabama Shakes The always understated Brittany Howard started Alabama Shakes's rained-on set by apologising for the weather, before launching into an all-out performance that saw her sweating, crying and screaming.
The British mezzo-soprano Alice Coote gave an all-out performance, at times favoring raw expressiveness over lustrous tone and precise pitch yet mustering those qualities beautifully where appropriate.
"Morality is simply the attitude we adopt toward people whom we personally dislike," says Mrs. Cheveley, the double-crossing scarlet woman, seductively played by Stephanie Beacham, in an all-out performance, as opposed to the coy acting of Julianne Moore in the recent film.
"Our furniture choices really reflect either a level of historical significance or all-out performance," Mr. Dunbar said.
From the dynamic, all-out performance he conducted, it seems clear that he came to town determined to make music and make an impression.
"I prayed for you," said Mary Reilly, BAM's director of artist services, of Mr. Jackman's body-wrenching all-out performance in "The Boy From Oz," for which he won a Tony Award in 2004.
Mr Fujimura expects early adopters to be in the portable consumer electronics business where power consumption is crucial, or makers of graphic processors where all-out performance is vital.
If you want more muscle, more tenacious grip and more all-out performance, shop elsewhere.
But those who like their prophets harrowing rather than studious may have missed something here, the more so given the surrounding, all-out performances.
In his quest to plunge the audience directly into these characters' heads, Mr. Aronofsky relied on the all-out performances of his actors: Ms. Burstyn, Jennifer Connelly (Marion, Jared Leto Harryry) and Marlon Wayans (Tyrone).
Actress Cynthia Nixon loses to Cuomo in the Democratic primary for New York governor, after waging an all-out assault on his performance overseeing the city's still-screwed subway system and the state-run MTA, including the L train shutdown saga.
