'promote the performance' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that something is making an action or process better. For example: We have implemented a new set of strategies to promote the performance of our employees.
His plan was to promote the performance of as much Siegmeister music as possible for this year, the centennial of his birth.
The Royal Philharmonic Society was founded 299 years ago to "promote the performance... of the best and most approved instrumental music".
The embrace of period instruments by the society, founded in 1815 to promote the performance of the music of the two composers, marked the ascendancy of the historicist movement.
Not only were Wagner and Verdi born, but in London a group of musicians met to form a society with what was then a radical vision: "To promote the performance in the most perfect manner possible, of the best … instrumental music, and to encourage an appreciation by the public in the art of music".
In future research, more effective iterative decoding mechanism will be investigated to further promote the performance.
Also the graphene oxide was applied to promote the performance of matrix.
Much of that content, Smith said, is "not especially good," but he suggested that, as users listen to and promote the performances, "Eventually some good content rises to the top".
The proposed nano architecture offers a new pathway to promote the performances of rGO in various applications; moreover, this work provides a powerful and universal synthetic strategy for such an architecture.
He financially supported and promoted the performance of Baroque music on period instruments.
It not only reduced the design cost but also promoted the performance of the sensors.
Knowledge deficiency in design concepts promotes the performance investigation of post-installed large diameter anchor systems.
