"demand performance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to emphasize the need for something to be done with excellence. For example, "Our boss has been demanding performance from all the team members in order to complete the project on time."
"And it's time for long-horizon investors to demand performance metrics and long-term inventive pay alignment".
So the companies are turning to capital markets, where individual and institutional investors demand performance and accountability -- and a say in how companies are run.
On education, Governor Bush disdains an expanded federal role, but he wants Washington to demand performance standards for students and rescind aid if the standards are not met.
This pattern can only be broken if the West begins to demand performance from the corrupt and atrophied Congolese state itself.
"You demand performance," he writes to his readers.
"Despite this increase in demand, performance against the four-hour target has improved this month," the Welsh government said.
These 7200 RPM SATA drives are designed for the more demanding user and are optimized for "demanding performance, power consumption, and durability requirements".
The new chief executive has been relentless in demanding performance from individual facilities, one-fifth of which he identified as poor performers in early 2001.
If the general public were more interested in on-demand performance, he said, there would probably "be a stronger push to make it available".
Robin Hood's successful needle-exchange programme is run by a former addict.The new philanthropists are not shy about demanding performance.
I didn't enjoy all of Jenkinson's sometimes demanding performance, but I appreciated all of it.
