"performance situation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a situation in which someone is expected to perform (e.g. give a speech, present an idea, sing a song, etc). For example: "I felt very nervous before the performance situation, but I was able to give a great presentation."
In addition, measures of frontal alpha asymmetry for the present study were collected before and after participants performed a computerized feedback task (i.e., in a performance situation).
Finally, in certain cases, organizations can train people in actual situations, either as a bystander (being in the room while someone else performs the task) or as performers themselves of similar, but less challenging versions of their ultimate target performance situation.
Opera, the marriage of music and drama, is the most complex performance situation.
At Zankel Hall on Saturday night, Ms. Traoré showed a gentle but incontrovertible command of her material and her performance situation.
Exposure to the social or performance situation usually provokes an immediate anxiety response, which most adults and adolescence recognize is excessive or unreasonable.
Since the mid-20th century the established performance situation has moved from the formal, ritualized event of the past to a more informal and spontaneous type of gathering.
The hard work in learning soft skills comes from having to apply them in complex and unpredictable performance situations.
Social Phobia is characterized by a marked and persistent fear of social or performance situations in which embarrassment may occur.
Many artists have attempted to create performance situations that actively involve as participants all those in attendance.
The internal parts of currently used float valve have serious erosion and unstable performance situations.
Last Sunday, JM Leary and Liliana Dirks-Goodman hosted "Populous by AUNTS," which refers to a collective of young artists dedicated to creating spontaneous performance situations.
