"performance systems" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it in a variety of contexts, such as "The company has worked hard to develop effective performance systems for their employees" or "We need to invest in modernizing our performance systems if we want to improve productivity."
Performance products was the best performing segment in terms of sales, with $2.6 billion, while performance systems ranked third with $1.6 billion.
Unlike some cars with adjustable performance systems, there's a noticeable spectrum of sensation as you toggle through the settings.
Enoka has apparently been influenced by a company called Gazing Performance Systems, which helps sales reps using a technique called "blue‑head thinking".
This is why we have lost faith in the survey process, now being used to justify new draconian performance systems as another crude tool to facilitate job cuts.
Adjusted profit rose 30 percent in the company's performance systems and performance products units, which make auto plastics and foams, construction cable and heat-transfer fluids.
"Heart rate variability is an indicator of stress and can be used in developing post game recovery routines for high intensity players such as the starting pitcher rotations and catchers," said Steven Small, director of Zephyr performance systems.
To a degree this is true also of less sensitive propellants (e.g., ammonium perchlorate aluminum polymeric binder propellants) used in intermediate-performance systems, such as the space shuttle booster motors.
C++ is used heavily in large high-performance systems whereas Objective-C is mainly used in the mobile apps industry.
The performance of just a simple current mirror is inadequate for high-performance systems like DACs.
The design of efficient data exchange scheme has become a key feature for high-performance systems.
Workstations are high-performance systems used for intense computing operations: CAD/CAM, medical imaging, scientific modeling, and computer animation, to name just a few.
