The phrase "and performance by the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a performance or an event that involves a specific group or individual, often in artistic or entertainment settings.
Example: "The event will feature a variety of acts, including music, dance, and performance by the local theater group."
Alternatives: "and presentation by the" or "and show by the".
Sunday at 1 p.m., caroling and performance by the Red Mike Festival Band.
Instead, the unspoken corporate rules judge commitment and performance by the number of hours spent in the office, rather than quality of output.
Orchestra Seats THURSDAY -- A dinner and performance by the top student orchestra and other students in the programs of the InterSchool Orchestras of New York, at Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center, will benefit the organization and the tuition scholarships and private music lessons it provides.
This decrease in satisfaction towards listening ability and performance by the members of the experimental group might be related to the constant reflection on listening difficulties.
The Minister may, in consultation with the Board or otherwise, give the Board directions as he thinks fit that are not inconsistent with the provisions of the Act concerning the exercise and performance by the Board of its functions, and the Board is required to give effect to such directions.
Verneuil [ 10] and Helferich preceded him in this idea, both in suggestion and performance, by the interposition of portions of the muscle and fascia in temporomaxillary ankylosis.
"Holiday Lights," with lighted displays in animals shapes, strolling performers, storytelling, music and performances by the Wildlife Theater Players; through Jan . 4 performances are $3.
"Holiday Lights," with lighted displays in animal shapes, strolling performers, storytelling, music and performances by the Wildlife Theater Players; through Jan . 4 Performances, $3.
With readings on the subject of peace and performances by the New York Chamber Sinfonia, the New York Festival Chorus and others.
The program included works by David Chesworth, Marc Mellits, Marti Epstein, Julia Wolfe, Evan Ziporyn and Dan Plonsey, and performances by the string quartet Ethel and the pianist Kathleen Supove.
