The phrase "arrival performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to transportation, logistics, or events, referring to the effectiveness or quality of an arrival, such as a flight or delivery.
Example: "The arrival performance of the flight was impressive, landing ahead of schedule and with minimal turbulence."
Alternatives: "arrival efficiency" or "arrival quality".
As decades of dismal airline on-time arrival performance proves, inertia is not a successful way to run a complex, interdependent production process.
A BOLD PREDICTION: The industry's on-time arrival performance has been shameful for 40 years, and the only reason it appears to have gotten better in the last few years is that carriers have been padding their scheduled flight times.
(E and F ) Beginning with the arrival performance trade-off in Figure 4E, application of the selection model in C gives rise to either a weak (E ) or strong (F ) fitness trade-off.
The railroad's on-time-arrival performance slumped to 87.4percentt last year, from 91.6percentt, an all-time high, in 1987.
Ballet dancers tend to condescend to modern choreography, polishing the life out of it -- as in American Ballet Theatre's dead-on-arrival performances of Merce Cunningham's Duets last year.
Recently proposed bio-inspired couple compact array can reduce the elements spacing considerably and keep high direction of arrival estimation performance [14].
Anecdotal reports have led to a common belief that a 'fly-in, fly-out' approach, with games played within hours of arrival, minimises performance impairment.
Sparse linear arrays (SLAs) provide similar direction-of-arrival estimation performance to filled linear arrays in terms of angular accuracy and resolution with reduced size, weight, power consumption, and cost.
Furthermore, for heavy traffic arrivals, the performance of RT users can only be maintained by sacrificing that of nRT and BE users.
Mr. Nézet-Séguin's full arrival, which this performance made me anticipate even more excitedly, seems a long way off.
Heath and Kilpi-Jakonen ([2012]) conduct a cross-country analysis to study whether the effect of age at arrival on the performance of immigrant students in the PISA tests of literacy varies across origin or destination countries.
