"outperform peers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is better or more successful than other things of the same kind. For example, "The student consistently outperformed her peers in her advanced math class."
City Connects students significantly outperform peers on statewide tests for English Language Arts and mathematics.
Studies continue to show that when comprehensive school pupils reach university, they outperform peers from the private sector admitted with similar grades.
That student may even eventually outperform peers who have higher cognitive test scores but who are less conscientious or more neurotic and stress-prone.
"If someone is at the 15th percentile of the cognitive test but at the 95th percentile of conscientiousness, chances are that the student is going to make it". That student may even eventually outperform peers who have higher cognitive test scores but who are less conscientious or more neurotic and stress-prone.
But the rarest archetype -- need seekers -- is the one that performs the best -- 50% of which outperform peers on those measures of corporate goodness.
A follow-up study from the same program of research also found that students in active learning environments outperform peers in traditional classroom environments (Cotner et al. 2013).
At kindergarten entry, children offered pre-k still outperformed peers on a widely-used measure of basic literacy.
Mutual fund portfolio managers, for their part, were generally forced by the system to be more interested in outperforming peers than in husbanding shareholders' accounts.
Done thoughtfully, cost cutting can actually improve the company's portfolio momentum and enhance the likelihood of outperforming peers in the future.
Indeed, no company is too large, too popular or too successful, and even companies that are respected industry leaders and have outperformed peers can come under fire.
Does your commitment to overseas investing in part explain why you're outperforming peers?
