"provide high performance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a product, service, or any activity that has a high level of performance. For example, "This computer is designed to provide high performance and speed."
2.2 Strategic Alliances jSpan Corporation is establishing strategic partnerships with network service and infrastructure providers that can provide high performance access to network facilities.
Solutions that provide high performance security and privacy with static nodes may perform badly when the nodes are mobile.
It can provide high performance but takes much computation time.
SVM may provide high performance in small problems, however, its complexity increases in large problems.
SmartCell is able to provide high performance and energy efficient processing for stream-based applications.
Regarding Minstrel and CogTRA, we can observe that they provide high performance in stable environments.
According to the obtained results by the HWMP, a hybrid scheme which is based on both reactive and proactive protocols cannot necessarily provide high performances.
Moreover, wavelet entropy measures have been introduced for the implementation of pattern recognition schemes and seem to provide high performances in diagnosing cardiac diseases [21].
In several application cases, NoSQL databases are more scalable and provide higher performance than relational databases.
Another common point is all the systems in both databases provide higher performance in arousal with regard to valence.
Dynamic metrics provide higher performance, when the number of flows is small and the probability of interference is low.
