"performed show" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to an event or activity in which something is shown or displayed, usually in a theatrical manner. For example: "The artist performed a show in front of a lively audience."
The simulations performed show that above mentioned performances are effective for the aES control operating in both ripple- and dither-based modes of the grid connected FC inverters.
What is being fondly called "No Boat" (no two-tiered riverboat is recreated onstage) may or may not be the future of this lavish, rarely performed show.
This is a sweet, funny and beautifully performed show, though there were moments when I thought the weight of the narration prevented it from really taking flight.
A long-running hit on the West Coast, Mr. Copeland's solo "Not a Genuine Black Man" is an engaging, if stiltedly performed, show about an upper-middle-class African-American who doesn't fit in.
In temperament, this impeccably performed show, which opened last night at the Public Theater under the direction of George C. Wolfe, is much like its title character, a black maid for a Jewish family in Louisiana in 1963.
At the Bowery Ballroom he shook off some of the album's languor in an ardently performed show of new-wave soul that was pristine and committed to it.
Then a ballet was performed showing a young man presenting a lady with a bottle of the perfume.
Univariate statistical analysis was performed, showing significant differences among the species.
A theoretical and empirical approach is performed showing the results and conclusions of the tests.
Quantitative structure activity relationship studies were also performed showing relevant features for further new derivatives design.
Based on these assignments a secondary structure prediction was performed showing a properly folded protein.
