The phrase 'strong track record of performance' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to someone or something with a history of doing something consistently and successfully. For example, "John has a strong track record of performance in completing his projects on time."
He said: "Our team at Ferrybridge is highly skilled, dedicated, with a strong track record of performance and we're keen to ensure, where possible, staff are redeployed across other parts of the SSE group, for example at the nearby Keadby power station, or across the wider business".
"Carroll has a very strong track record of improving operational performance, transforming culture, including improving safety performance, and of integrating and realizing synergies from newly acquired assets," Anglo Chairman Mark Moody-Stuart said in a statement.
Richard C. Stockinger, Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer, said: "The Board of Directors is enthused about the Company's strong track record of financial and operational performance, and the strides we have made over the past year.
Hampton said: "Emma is an outstanding leader with highly valuable experience of building and running major global businesses and a strong track record of delivering growth and driving performance in healthcare".
The source pointed to the poor performance of the Dreman fund by one-, two- and five-year measures, and the strong track record of the three in-house managers that will take over the fund from Frankfurt, Volker Dosch, Oliver Pfeil and Thomas Schuessler.
A Treasury spokeswoman said: "This government has a strong track record of tackling aggressive tax avoidance.
Entry requirements: Years of relevant experience and a strong track record of good business decisions.
The first, he explained, was to establish "a strong track record of compliance under this consent decree".
In this capacity, Fred had a strong track record of growing audience and revenue while improving operational efficiency.
Coventry has a strong track record of successfully integrating acquisitions.
"The Irish authorities have established a very strong track record of policy implementation.
