"performance structure" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the way in which a particular task is being performed, or the way in which a system or process is organized. For example: "The team's performance structure has been changed to incorporate customer feedback into our workflow."
The company also created "The Harold," a long-form performance structure that is widely considered to be one of improvisation's three primary pillars.
The company's self-contained metal performance structure, a box truss nearly 20 feet tall, is considered an exemplar of market-driven strategies for nonprofit arts institutions by the Joyce Mertz-Gilmore Foundation, which financed the portable stage in 1998.
Harrison, who began his role at the ECB in January, went on record to praise the work of Moores, and added: "This decision has been made as we focus on the future and our need to build the right approach and deliver success over the next five years within a new performance structure".
How many have a performance structure?
Challenges in two areas limit performance: structure scoring and sequence-structure searching.
"This will be done by putting in place a comprehensive performance structure to support both the current cohort and future generations of world-class fencers".
If they're not running performance structures, then what are they bringing to the party?
Clubs who come in should be made to run performance structures.
The performance (structures per second) when using the RingSearch compared to the pre-existing SpanningTree.
Designing materials simultaneously along with the design of structures would result in higher performance structures.
In recent years, the strong demand for high performance structures has driven a new development of "smart" materials and structures.
