"green performance" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It usually refers to environmental performance, such as a company's contributions to climate sustainability. For example, "The company has achieved a remarkable green performance in their new waste management plan."
DIX HILLS "Wearin' O' the Green," performance by Jimmy Moore.
Its aim is five-seater green performance for less than £10,000 and in those stakes it's hard to beat.
For one, remodelers who specialize in eco-friendly projects say many homeowners still tend to focus on green stuff rather than green performance.
Pirelli reports 45% (or €2.84bn) of their €6.3bn 2012 total revenue comesfrom their "green performance" products, up from 36% in 2010.
Other entries dealing with transportation included Tarzan, which integrates traffic and emissions data with a trip planner and calendar, and GreenScore, which employs traffic, fuel consumption and pollution data to rate cities and states for their green performance.
WILL the new federal tax credit for plug-in hybrid cars, part of the sprawling $700 billion bailout bill signed into law last week by President Bush, reward stellar green performance or just big battery packs?
POUGHKEEPSIE "Circus Goes Green," performances by area school children.
The best Green performances were in Bristol (16%), Stroud (16%), Bath and NE Somerset (14%) and South Hams (14%).
To get your car's greenest performance, make sure it's all tuned up.
Compound SFOPO-CZ exhibits better green device performance, while compound 2SFOPO shows better red device performance in PhOLEDs.
Further work should characterize the plant traits determining these functions in order to facilitate optimization of green roof performance in different regions, and to clarify the mechanisms underlying the enhanced performance of some of the mixtures described here.
