The phrase "is not only performed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to emphasize that something is done in addition to other actions or tasks, and it can also suggest surprise or importance. Example: "Playing an instrument is not only performed for enjoyment, but also for personal growth and expression."
The most-performed living composer, Philip Glass, only saw his operas performed 66 times, compared with 2,586 performances for the top-ranked Verdi.Contemporary theatre, in contrast, is not only performed regularly, but attracts large crowds.
Indeed, her song is not only performed at a gay tempo, but with a chorus half comprised of jubilant trilling (the other half, to be fair, concerns how "all God's children have got to die").
Tissue sampling is not only performed for a final pathologic diagnosis, but also for the evaluation of disease spread.
But tampering is not only performed by malware, and it's not always involuntary.
In addition, biographies continue to be written about Gilbert's life and career, and his work is not only performed, but frequently parodied, pastiched, quoted and imitated in comedy routines, film, television and other popular media.
This is an important fact to consider, because analysis is not only performed on one sample alone but rather on a set of samples that are injected sequentially.
This entrant, whose song means "New Beginning" is not only performing for the first time in an international arena, but she is also expecting her first child.
"Caroline is not only performing an existing work, but she's going to share with us a work in progress, a commission she is doing for my Vail Dance Festival this summer," Woetzel says.
"We'd do ourselves a world of good if we took out the bottom third of our schedule, which is not only performing in mediocre fashion but which is often mediocre in quality, and replaced it with a higher quality program," Mr. Iger said.
I'm always really proud when I feel that Unruly is not only performing well in the UK, but also winning on the global stage.
Of course, this has significant negative consequences for the workplace, where the sick worker is not only performing at a reduced capacity but also likely to infect others".
