"divergent performance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation where people or groups are performing differently from each other. For example, "The senior team showed divergent performance in their quarterly review, with some members having positive outcomes and others having negative results."
As is obvious from the divergent performance of individual countries, the euro area's troubles are not macroeconomic in nature.
This sharply divergent performance inspired much talk that perhaps investors had finally decided technology valuations had stretched to the breaking point.
Espirito Santo said: We expect to see a continuation of the two banners' divergent performance with weakness at Argos and good momentum at Homebase.
NTwt demonstrated a more divergent performance with the highest solubility in fusion with rfhSP-D (Fig. 4d) and ∼50% solubility in fusion with rKL4 (Fig. 4b).
After adjusting for patient-level risk factors, a cross-validatory approach was adopted to identify "divergent" performance.
It's possible that the negative-rating managers simply had more than their share of less-engaged employees, but we believe the far more likely explanation is that everyone's engagement levels started out roughly the same and that widely different daily interactions, culminating in extremely divergent performance reviews, had a strong impact on engagement levels.
Mr. Del Toro's strikingly divergent performances in three current films demonstrate that his acting swings on that same emotional pendulum.
Our aim was to identify their divergent performances relating to natural habitat, and evaluate the relative importance of leaf anatomy and physiology in relation to their natural habitats.
The divergent performances of the two teams set the stage for a curious Game 7. In control for a week, the Indians enter the final night of baseball in 2016 on their heels.
In the first, we looked at the impact of a 15-minute mindfulness meditation on divergent thinking performance among 92 engineering students at Stanford University.
Grappling with sharply divergent economic performance by euro area members, the central bank disappointed investors who had looked for more than just a continuation of existing programs and had awaited a signal of a bold expansion of monetary support.
