"monetary performance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it whenever you are referring to someone or something's financial performance. For example, "The company's monetary performance has improved significantly in the last quarter."
The company's monetary performance is a credit to its management team.
No cash flows or other monetary performance indicators are included (O.4b) Long-term effects are considered via the NPV.
Industry 4.0 technologies mean that impacts on relative environmental and monetary performance are more transparent, being located in a commonly accessible data pool.
Likewise, brownwash is encouraged by fear of adverse stock market reactions to emphasis being placed on environmental performance, such as winning green awards, rather than monetary performance (Kim and Lyon, 2014).
Based on superior data availability, especially about opportunities for pollution and waste prevention, networked commercial societies of the future could be designed with digital data being made available in real time to monitor and certify optimal corporate environmental and monetary performance.
Monetary performance allowances were provided as incentives for wholesalers and retailers to stock and discount healthier foods and thereby increase supply and demand.
Comparing the monetary performances among the three conditions, the gifted group did not show any significant difference between different conditions (χ2(2) = 5.754, p = 0.056).
To compensate them for the additional time they spend on SHINE activities, the trial provides a grocery basket every 3 months and modest monetary performance-based incentives.
The value of ITS in these complex areas seems likely from both a monetary and performance standpoint.
It should go without saying that seven full years with unemployment above normal is a sign of a pretty lousy monetary-policy performance.A good part of the explanation for that miserable showing can be summed up in three words: zero lower bound (ZLB).
Motivators include letters of recognition, awards (some monetary), and performance-based bonuses, which are sometimes reinvested into company shares.
