The phrase "performing language" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the act of using language in a dynamic or expressive way, often in performance arts or communication studies.
Example: "The actor excelled at performing language, bringing the script to life with his unique interpretation."
Alternatives: "expressive language" or "dynamic language use".
Spinvox's people were quick to point out that British English is actually SpinVox's worst performing language.
Functional imaging studies have also documented differences in activation, where children with SLI are more likely than control participants to show symmetrical cerebral activation both while performing language tasks (Tzourio et al., 1994; Chiron et al., 1999; Bernal and Altman, 2003) and during the resting state (Lou et al., 1984, 1990; Ors et al., 2005).
Performing language is like a dance.
Possibly, a more thorough implementation of the separation oracle and the use of more performing languages (e.g., C++) could help in speeding up computations in those instances at least.
Or take this article about Google's machine learning service to perform language translation.
15 Chinese English bilingual speakers were scanned when they performed language switching tasks.
Users can also perform language specific searches in any of 29 supported languages (they track another 31, but not accurately enough to deploy yet).
A general schema for language specification is introduced and algorithms that perform language generation and language analysis are discussed as universal tools defined by the specification schema.
Twelve Chinese college students who were learning English were scanned when they performed language switching tasks (naming pictures in their first [L1, Chinese] and second [L2, English] languages according to response cues).
After the mapping sessions, the videos were examined by the same person who had already performed language mapping.
Even in healthy, premenopausal women, the ability to perform language tasks is significantly influenced by hormonal status, 28, 29 and prefrontal cognitive tasks, especially verbal recall, are improved by estrogen replacement in postmenopausal women.
