The phrase "an increased performance in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing improvements or enhancements in performance related to a specific area or task.
Example: "The new software update has resulted in an increased performance in data processing speeds."
Alternatives: "an improvement in performance" or "enhanced performance in".
Results show an increased performance in terms of friction conditions and surface finish.
A conflict situation appears when several objectives are considered within the optimisation, meaning that an increased performance in one objective may often lead to a decreased performance for the others.
The modified electrodes were electrochemically characterized considering the electron-transfer kinetics of two redox probes Ru III)(NH3 6Cl3 and K4Fe(II)(CN 6: both types of electrodes show an increased performance in terms of standard rate constant k0 with respect to pristine HOPG for the oxidation of Fe CN 64− and this effect has been exclusively related to a morphological effect.
After training, they observed an increased performance in recognizing the familiar faces as well as a change in scan paths.
As we show here, a careful model-building strategy can unveil the important evolutionary contexts, leading to an increased performance in terms of model fit.
This step uses the interconnecting network links' leftover capacity, resulting in an increased performance both in steady and unsteady network conditions.
This increased flexibility was shown to result in an increased performance on image recognition tasks [15].
In which, getting more sleep could be a key to unlock increased performance in your life (sport).
However, in line with previous research, self-pacing led to longer learning times and increased performance in a retention and in a transfer test.
Overexpression of SIRT1 in transgenic mice confers many of the same phenotypes as CR in mice, including increased performance in a rotarod assay [ 19].
It has also been shown to increase performance in a maths task, an improvement which was still in place six months later.
