"performance of act" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in formal or legal contexts to refer to the action or execution of a specific task or requirement. Example: The performance of the act of signing the contract signifies the official agreement between the two parties.
James Levine conducts a concert performance of Act III of Wagner's "Meistersinger" and two staged performances of Mozart's "Don Giovanni".
The performance of Act II should seem twice as phenomenal as this film allows it to be.
In 2000, to Mr. Spratlan's astonished delight, a concert performance of Act II at Amherst College, where he taught, earned him the Pulitzer Prize in music.
Yet for whatever reasons, he seemed in a subdued mode, especially on Thursday, when he conducted the Adagio from Mahler's 10th Symphony and a concert performance of Act II of Wagner's "Parsifal".
But a planned production fell through, and there are still no solid plans to produce the opera, even though a concert performance of Act II brought Mr. Spratlan the Pulitzer Prize for music in 2001.
The Metropolitan Opera opened its 119th season on Monday night with a gala performance of Act II of Giordano's "Fedora," Act II of Saint-Saëns's "Samson et Dalila" and Act IV of Verdi's "Otello," a suitably festive yet substantial program that fulfilled several goals at once.
The poll, published in The Boston Herald, also found voters dissatisfied with the performance of Acting Gov. Jane M. Swift, a Republican.
The performance of acts of worship rests upon the assumption that there is a realm of being that transcends the ordinary (i.e., secular or profane) "world" of the worshipper.
Every particular type of act that one might perform thus has its moral status as obligatory or non-obligatory in virtue of God's having commanded the performance of acts of that type or God's not having commanded acts of that type.
Austin 1950a is ostensibly responding to a proposal in Strawson 1949 according to which the function of the predicate 'is true' is to facilitate the performance of acts of affirmation or agreement, and not to describe things—e.g., statements—as possessing the property of truth.
Since both the gaze shifts and the object classification are of importance to the performance of act-detect, it is not evident how to construct an froc-plot.
