The phrase "as a good performance" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is characterized by a good performance, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The project was evaluated as a good performance, showcasing the team's hard work and dedication."
Alternatives: "as an excellent performance" or "as a strong performance."
The company pointed to a "significantly improved" cash performance in the six months to the end of September, but profits slipped by 2.2% to £21.9m as a good performance in the US was offset by difficult conditions in the UK.
The company said operating profit fell by 6% to £217m as a good performance from its medical business offset falls at its John Crane business, which supplies the flagging oil and gas sector where businesses are cutting back investment.
Presented as part of White Light on Saturday evening at Alice Tully Hall, Paul Lewis's sensuously beautiful readings of the sonatas seemed to leave the audience, as a good performance of these wandering works should, a bit disoriented, as if awakened from a strange and not entirely pleasant dream.
A SHREWD historical note struck by Morton Kondracke at Roll Call:Since 1946, the average net loss for the president's party in his sixth year in office is 31.5 House seats and six Senate seats — double the 15 seats Democrats need to take the House and just what they'd need for control of the Senate.So losing both houses could still count as a good performance in historical terms.
Just as a good performance at a major tournament would never play a very big part in my decision to sign a player, I would not decide against signing them because of a bad performance either.
We believe this extension could allow some flexibility to the Adaboost algorithm as well as a good performance especially when the size of a training data set is not large enough.
"And I wasn't bothered which as long as we had a good performance.
"I wasn't bothered which as long as we had a good performance, but the way the game went I didn't want to lose as I didn't think my team deserved to.
I don't mind winning, losing or drawing, as long as you put a good performance in with character and a good work ethic.
Crystal Palace manager Ian Holloway: "I wanted to win or lose, basically, and wasn't bothered which as long as we had a good performance.
As long as I put in a good performance there, I hope that will seal my place," he said.
