"leadership performance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you are describing the outcomes of a leader in a given situation. For example, "The team captain demonstrated excellent leadership performance throughout the competition, ultimately leading her team to victory."
Our task force's recommendations call for stronger educational leadership, performance and accountability in our schools.
Differences in individual leadership performance fluctuate dramatically from one day to the next.
This includes leading a campaign to appoint the company's previous C.E.O., under whose leadership performance deteriorated precipitously.
The course provides concepts derived from the latest in brain research to improve individual leadership performance.
A good leader practices self-awareness and elicits honest feedback on his or her leadership performance.
Exhibit exceptional leadership performance, functional expertise, and a commitment to leading innovation.
The benefits attributed to this kind of practice range from stronger relationships with others to higher levels of leadership performance.
Certain characteristics of the two positions, however, differ significantly in their implications for leadership performance and accountability.
Students plan, execute, and assess complex operations, function as a member of staff, and provide leadership performance feedback to subordinates.
For a president whose fortunes were lifted beyond expectation by a commanding leadership performance after the Sept. 11 attacks, George W. Bush has had a bad week.
Lord Mandelson recently became the most senior Labour figure to express concerns at Miliband's leadership performance and indicated that the Labour leader needed to show progress in 2012.
