The phrase "has a superior performance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used to describe something or someone that excels or performs exceptionally well compared to others. Example: The new model of this car has a superior performance in terms of speed and fuel efficiency compared to its competitors.
The results show that the proposed approach has a superior performance in extracting fault features of defective rolling element bearings.
The experiment results confirm that the designed system has a superior performance in seawater desalination without power consumption.
The results show that the new storage tank has a superior performance for the system in the charge period.
The lab-made membrane has a superior performance (higher nitrate selectivity, faster conductivity reduction and nitrate removal) at low voltages relative to that of a commercial membrane.
The idea is to determine which of any given number of competing dose finding studies has a superior performance in given circumstances.
According to the results, the MPF controller has a superior performance compared to the MPPF controller, in addition to effective suppression on both vibration displacement and velocity.
However, with current methods of catalyst fabrication ceria-supported monometallic palladium catalysts have a superior performance to bimetallic gold palladium catalysts.
The electronic unit contains a new PC-based microcontroller that is expected to have a superior performance compared to the well-known TATTLETALE systems.
If the fracture conductivity of Case 1 is excessively low, for instance 0.02 mD ft, the propped planar fractures will have a superior performance to the fracture network.
The new method allows the identification and elimination of the cluster pixels, and has proven to have a superior performance in terms of PSNR, MSSIM, and perceptual image quality.
