The phrase "graduation performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific performance that takes place during a graduation ceremony, such as a musical performance or a speech given by a graduating student. Example: The graduation performance by the school's choir was the highlight of the ceremony, bringing tears to the eyes of many proud parents.
He danced the Gypsy boy in Frederick Ashton's The Two Pigeons at the school's graduation performance in July 1965, appearing with a remarkable group of graduates that year, among them Lesley Collier, Kathryn Wade, Margaret Barbieri and Wayne Sleep.
One of the worst-kept secrets in New York dance is the vitality and professionalism displayed these days by the young performers of the Juilliard Dance Division, who will be seen in a free graduation performance on Tuesday night, featuring Jiri Kylian's "Stoolgame". But the spotlight will be on the school's choreographers in a free Young Choreographers Concert tomorrow night.
We worked together as students, particularly on new choreography, and danced together in our graduation performance.
In 1991 he got his first inkling of Balanchine when he learned "Valse Fantasie" for his graduation performance.
It was a graduation performance by the acting students of the Shanghai Theater Academy.
At his graduation performance, Cragun featured in a new creation by the choreographer Kenneth MacMillan; it was the first of their many collaborations.
Available data that could be used to monitor program success include: graduate satisfaction surveys, student graduation rates, student performance on provincial or national exams, student employment rates, and employer satisfaction with graduate performance.
Graduation rate performance: We compared each college's actual six-year graduation rate to what we predicted for its fall 2011 entering class.
One common statistic used to evaluate colleges, for example, is called "graduation rate performance," which compares a school's actual graduation rate with its predicted graduation rate given the socioeconomic status and the test scores of its incoming freshman class.
As a result of adding indicators for social mobility into the 2019 Best Colleges rankings, when combined with the graduation rate performance, U.S. News takes economic diversity into account in indicators that comprise 13percentt of the rankings.
The data, according to the magazine Web site's statement on its methodology, include retention of freshmen and students overall, 20percentt; faculty resources, 20percentt; student selectivity, 15percentt; financial resources, 10percentt; graduation rate performance, 7.5percentt, for national universities and national liberal arts colleges only; and alumni giving rate, 5percentt.
