"proactive performance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing the practice of taking initiative and anticipating potential problems or opportunities before they arise. For example, "John's proactive performance led him to identify ways to increase efficiency in the workplace."
6 Tom Wood 6/10 Far from error-free, but a proactive performance amid the carnage.
Overall, the present study highlighted the protective role of nano-SiO2 in barley plants under nano-NiO stress, possibly due to the Si-mediated protection against oxidative stress, by a more proactive performance of the plant AOX system.
This paper emphasizes how five safety management practices – process transparency, safety planning, proactive performance measurement, accident investigations, and identification and monitoring of pressures and performance migrations – can be improved and re-interpreted based on three CSE principles (flexibility, learning and awareness).
The ubiquitous availability of pharmacy claims data, and ultimately electronic health records, and the reliability of this data provides a new avenue for relatively inexpensive, proactive performance assessment by regulatory authorities [ 31].
Koski also developed what he calls a "proactive, performance-based system" for helping institutions do a better job.
This study tests the impact of workplace ostracism on hospitality employees' proactive customer service performance (PCSP).
Emergency medicine physicians in New Zealand should be proactive in developing performance indicators appropriate to the local context as part of their clinical governance oversight.
These results show that immediate, but not delayed; post-training exposure to sucrose had a retroactive enhancing effect on memory consolidation rather than a proactive effect on performance.
The results indicated that self-efficacy mediated the relationship between proactive personality and internship performance as well as satisfaction.
Jacquet and Laouiti [18] compare the performance of proactive routing protocols with flooding-based routing mechanisms through simulations and the modeling of control overheads.
Consequently, from these simulations it can be concluded that, in a static network, the adaptive routing protocol can handle random individual mode switches while maintaining reasonable or sometimes similar performance than proactive and reactive protocols.
