The phrase "multifaceted performances in" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing a variety of roles or abilities displayed by a performer in a particular setting or production. Example: The actor delivered multifaceted performances in both comedy and drama throughout the play, showcasing their versatility and range.
In 1943 she decided to give Hollywood a second try; again, the results were disappointing, with the notable exception of her superb multifaceted performance in Alfred Hitchcock's Lifeboat (1944).
But both Mr. Frey and Mr. Hoyt give strong, multifaceted performances.
But this dark, unsettling series remains gripping largely thanks to Christopher Meloni's multifaceted performance as Detective Elliot Stabler, whose sly questionings of suspects become minidramas in themselves.
These communities although united in placing music at the centre of public life have developed extraordinarily diverse and multifaceted performance traditions.
Roy's multifaceted performance has caused some controversy among his peers.
It's haunted, wired, seductive, menacing, mischievous, kind: a final multifaceted performance from pop's great actor.
And under the direction of Anna D. Shapiro, Ms. Emery delivers a dizzyingly multifaceted performance that may be the finest of her estimable career.
The remaining two trials also tested the effects of another multifaceted CCDSS on the clinician's performance in the form of an electronic interface system to manage asthma patients in ED [ 39] and in the form of an automated asthma detection system used to identify and manage people at risk of asthma exacerbation in the emergency department [ 43].
Galangin shows multifaceted in vitro and in vivo biological activities.
The Nets' soft play on the defensive end, combined with the tremendous and multifaceted skills of Boston's Antoine Walker, made for perhaps the greatest individual performance in Continental Arena this season.
