"high-end performance" is a correct part of a sentence and is used in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is of a higher quality than normal, or something that performs better than others. For example, "This new computer features high-end performance and the latest technology."
"H.P. will have a six- to nine-month window of high-end performance leadership," said Brian P. Richardson, an analyst at META Group in Stamford, Conn.
Nick Hussey, the founder of Vulpine, believes the development of British cycle style is also related to the marriage of high-end performance fabrics with the long tradition of excellence in British tailoring.
For the driving enthusiast who wants total road feel and catlike traction, the cost of high-end performance tires, like the $145-a-tire Goodyear Eagle F1, makes sense.
"We're more body conscious, fitter, better toned, able to talk about skincare and more thoughtful about what we wear and how we present ourselves than ever before". Nick Hussey, the founder of Vulpine, believes the development of British cycle style is also related to the marriage of high-end performance fabrics with the long tradition of excellence in British tailoring.
Barracuda® XT Combines Highest Desktop Storage Capacity Ever Available with High-End Performance.
Memory manufacturer Corsair is having a very good year with its high-end performance RAM modules.
CEP, the German manufacturer of high-end performance-enhancing garments, has compression hose that promote increased oxygen supply and are padded to enhance boot comfort.
However, an essential growth market for Google's OS is emerging markets, and anything that can push high end performance to ever lower price points is bound to ring the cash registers at Mountain View.
It was also being pitched as a way to bring "high end performance to low end devices", enabling Android to "break into the mass market", which of course it has since done.
High-end cluster performance improves exponentially while the power consumed and heat dissipated increase operational costs and failure rates.
Guess who's invested just a li'l bit in Gunnar Optiks, a high-end "digital performance eyewear" company?
