The phrase "shows strong performance" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something or someone that is displaying positive or impressive results or achievements. Example: "The latest sales report shows strong performance, with a 10% increase in profits compared to the previous quarter."
Even using the current location only (which is conceptually very similar to a Markov chain model), the logistic regression shows stronger performance, likely due to the explicit optimization of the model.
Blackstone's hedge fund unit also reported annual gains; profit rose 40 percent, to $372 million, as its big debt-focused hedge funds showed strong performance.
The announcement that the firm is set to build 'the world's most powerful SUV' will come as a shock to many who associate Bentley with luxury saloons and super-fast GT cars, but comes at a time when Britain's car manufacturing sector continues to show strong performance.
Earlier in the year Nigeria's prospects had looked hopeful to achieve the Millennium Development Goals and realize its Vision 2020: the average growth rate was about 6.9%; external reserves amounted to about $63 billion; the naira (national currency) had appreciated significantly against leading currencies; and the non-oil sector showed strong performance.
Again, Genentech provides the exemplar for the industry, showing strong performance on all six major drivers.
From Table 5, our results show strong performance boost from using the weakly labeled training data.
All the eight kinds of heat conduction building blocks show strong performance dependence on the slenderness of the building blocks.
"There has been no sense of complacency or backing off just because our car has shown strong performance in the opening few races.
Lotus showed strong performance from the start of the season and have been front-runners all year apart from a slight dip in form through September.
