"duty of performance" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to any obligation to fulfill one's obligations or do one's job. For example, "The employee is responsible for the timely completion of all tasks as part of their duty of performance."
As much as I enjoy friendships and consider myself a good friend to all, I know that once I undertake a duty of loyalty and performance to an organization, business will always come first.
Plus it's a pleasure to watch truly incredible actors performing as if their Bafta depended on it, particularly Tchéky Karyo as the Sara Lund-esque Baptiste, and Keeley Hawes as Alice's mother Gemma, who, after her Line of Duty performance earlier this year, deserves a special award for her contribution to the portrayal of steely yet harrowed women on the BBC.
"It's clear that our expectations for them are way above their concept of duty and performance," said Lt. Col. Justin Gubler, commander of the First Battalion of the Army's 503rd Infantry, garrisoned at a camp called Combat Outpost near downtown Ramadi.
The solution sequence is controlled by a series of conditional statement direct the solution to take into account the type of load characteristics chosen and also the various operational changes, with the effect of duty cycle of the performance of the motor.
For example, if X has a right to be paid £10 by Y, then this is explained by saying that Y has a duty, the performance of which (handing over the £10) is intended to benefit X.
The duty of good faith in performance thus extends freedom of contract into the interstices of the contract relation.
Critically, however, the duty of good faith in performance "does not create a separate duty of fairness and reasonableness which can be independently breached" (U.C.C. §1-304 §1-3041]).
The contractual duty of good faith in performance requires the promisor to respect the contractual settlement, but vindicating the promisee's expectation interest fully satisfies the required respect.
The duty of good faith in performance, including specifically by resisting altruism and ratifying (side-constrained) self-interest within the contract relation, insists that all contractual sharing must be fixed ex ante, according to the intentions of the contracting parties.
"He's had a great tour of duty and financial performance".
