The phrase "as a performance to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action or event that is intended to be a performance or demonstration for a specific purpose or audience.
Example: "The dancers prepared meticulously as a performance to showcase their cultural heritage at the festival."
Alternatives: "as a demonstration for" or "as a presentation to".
So there is a role for the arts to say: let's do it as a performance to bring people closer". The Fact director, Mike Stubbs, said: "What struck is a how beautiful it is and how musical it is.
And that's where the real explanations begin: sumo's roots lie far back in Japanese history, as a performance to entertain and appease the spirits of Shinto, the animistic native religion whose shrines are still tended throughout the country, often co-existing with Buddhist temples.
Crossdressing can also be viewed as a performance to subvert the gendered binary boundaries (Kaiser 2014).
At the request of Northumbria University's human resources department, Hope teaches a course on how to lecture as a performance to colleagues.
The state uses API ratings as a performance barometer to measure year-to-year changes.
Parmigianano made it, quite deliberately, as a bravura performance, to prove, at a stroke, his own brilliance, and Vasari duly waxed lyrical about its extraordinary qualities.
Mr. Brown used his residence as a performance space to stage his frequent happenings.
The L2 norm of the error vector e is taken as a performance index to measure this kind of synchronizability.
We can use (56) as a performance evaluation to show the advantage of the proposed AF-CDS.
Some of the artists may have intended their works be shown as a performance, and to cease existing when the technology running it breaks down.
Prediction accuracy index (PAI) developed by Chainey et al. [34] was used as a performance measure to compare the performance of the two proposed methods (see Eq. (4)).
