"record of performance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the accomplishments or results of an individual, company, or other entity. For example, "The company proudly presented their record of performance over the past five years, which included double-digit growth for each year."
His music has been premiered across the United States and Europe by some of the world's most gifted performers and this record of performance has been recognized with several grants and awards including commissions by New Music USA and the McKnight Composer Fellowship, among others.
"I think we need an additional track record of performance," he said.
Foremost among them is the firm's long and enviable record of performance.
In addition, these institutions also have a strong track record of performance, in terms of quality.
"The trophy CEOs have been replaced by the everyday executive with a long track record of performance.
When we start to share our strategy for growth and establish a track record of performance, we will convince them that there is a future in Jamba.
Photo Slide Show: Remembering Don Cornelius But it's more than nostalgia; now those archives are a record of performances that would hardly be documented otherwise.
We had a long talk about whether it's more important to create a lasting record of performances or to focus on them as things that you experience at the time that they happen.
The date of composition is a matter of guesswork, as the play is entirely undocumented: no records of performance, no early quarto edition.
The movie has an essential documentary value, one that extends far beyond the visual recording of performance: it reflects the actual historical background to Foster's songs, which is all too easily lost in their familiar renditions.
Operators of some of the biggest for-profit colleges, especially those with better records of performance, have ensured investors that they can keep or bring their programs into compliance with the rule.
