"serving performance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in sports contexts, specifically in tennis or volleyball, to describe how well a player serves the ball. Example: "The tennis player's serving performance was impressive, with a consistent placement and powerful serves."
Though Janowicz was known for his powerful serve, Murray put on a clutch serving performance throughout.
A fairly fitting end given her serving performance in this final.
So Lynch says First Impression is building on the company's strengths, which include building direct relationships with publishers and serving performance advertisers.
An overview of Cloud data serving performance, and the YCSB benchmark framework are reported [16], covering Yahoo!'s PNUTS, Cassandra, HBase and a shared implementation of MySQL (as well as BigTable, Azure, CouchDB and SimpleDB).
Today probably wasn't my best serving performance in the tournament but I won through in the end.
The Engineers used a strong team serving performance (13 aces) to counter Babson's tenacious defense — all six Engineer starters had at least two aces.
Against Nick Kyrgios in Toronto, Murray gave one of his best-ever serving performances, while against John Isner in Cincinnati he spoke of hitting the ball "beautifully" after a hard-fought win.
This study aimed at confirming whether Motor Imagery (MI) enhances tennis serve performance, and determining whether a placebo condition could affect the beneficial effects of MI.
99 Figure 5 shows the representation of a serve performance test.
3 25–27 Hornery et al 5 reported reductions in serve performance in a hypohydrated state, even though core temperatures remained below 39°C.
Outcomes of interest were changed in: number of patients served, performance status at admission (Karnofsky Performance Status score [KPS]), length of participation in the program (days of care provided), place of death (home vs. hospital/hospice), and satisfaction with care.
