"rebound performance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to refer to a particularly strong performance after a period of seemingly lackluster performance. For example, "After a few weeks of declining sales, the company had a strong rebound performance and saw profits increase by 20%."
Sabathia was blasted for five runs in two and two-thirds innings on Saturday, making a rebound performance Thursday welcome, though not totally necessary.
Lipinski can take encouragement from her rebound performance at the 1996 world championships, where she fell twice and finished 23d after the short program, but skated impressively in the long program and hoisted herself into 15th place over all.
At the center of it all, appropriately, was Duncan, whose 26-point, 10 rebound performance – in 35 minutes, no less – served further notice that the aging power forward still has a little fuel left in the tank.
The roll-out, which also featured a new alternate court logo, was somewhat bemired with Denver's first home loss as they fell to the Nets despite a huge 37 points and 21 rebound performance from Nikola Jokic.
He would again be honored as Big 5 player of the week on February 23, following a 20-point and season-high 18 rebound performance against St. Bonaventure.
Awarded a fourth seed in the NCAA Tournament, Texas won their first round match-up against New Mexico State but were upset in the second round by USC despite a 30 point and 9 rebound performance from Durant.
Then came a 20-rebound performance.
The effort offset the season-high 40-point, 20-rebound performance of Denver's Antonio McDyess.
Lorenzen Wright, coming off a 17-rebound performance against Indiana, grabbed 15 more against the Jazz.
Patrick's Day souvenirs into projectiles while Ewing was struggling through an 11-point, 3-rebound performance.
And in Game 5, Parish slumped to a 4-point, 3-rebound performance, missing 7 of 8 shots.
