'plenty of performance' is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
You can use it when referring to the performance of something, such as an individual or a team. Example: The basketball team had plenty of performance in their last game.
Thus the organizers -- the museum's associate director, Kathy Halbreich, and the curator Christophe Cherix, serve up plenty of performance and performance leftovers.
A decent processor, 3GB of Ram and 32GB of built-in storage, plus a microSD card slot, mean you get plenty of performance for the money too.
It has world-class museums, independent bookstores and plenty of performance venues.
In the meantime, the SLK350 introduces a new SLK-Class with plenty of performance chops.
If you're willing and able to pay for it, you'll get plenty of performance with the new processor.
While there are plenty of performance monitoring, segmentation, and speed optimization tools out there, New Relic thinks that it has a (Big Data) size advantage.
Plenty of performances don't work -- the critics were brutal to her".
Mr. Friedman's quartets are finding plenty of performances; they already deserve to be heard as classics of this decade.
Plenty of performances I heard contradicted that generalization — in Wagner, Strauss, and Berg, especially, Levine could summon an atmosphere of brooding power — yet the accusation is not unjust.
There have been plenty of performances this season which have suggested that Hull FC are capable of their first Super League title but this one could be the biggest indicator yet, albeit for a very different reason.
Plenty of performances scoot along, almost apologetic for the three-hours-plus that Bach's full score takes to unfold, only slowing up to wallow in the crowd-pleasers.
