"to cause performance" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used when referring to influencing someone or something to act or produce results. For example, "The new incentives were introduced to cause performance improvement."
When cavitation occurs in pumps, it has the potential to cause performance degradation, namely, loss of head, capacity, and efficiency and permanent damage due to erosion and mechanical failure of pump components and structures.
This method limits electrical stimulation on points, rather than going across the human body surface to cause performance bias.
The activity of the Ni catalyst for carbon formation is expected to eventually cause performance loss due to plugging or fouling.
Some MS techniques, however, require extensive sample preparation, and interactions of biologic samples with the working surfaces of the instrument can cause performance to vary from sample to sample if not monitored carefully.
As you browse the Internet, your computer collects bits and pieces of information that can eventually build up to the point that they cause performance issues, especially on older and slower machines.
The cognitive stations sense their environment to determine the users they are interfering with, and adapt to it by designing the corresponding precoders using interference alignment (IA) in order to avoid causing performance degradation to nearby PU and SUs.
Ignoring channel uncertainty may cause performance loss.
It is the neglection of the above effects that is suspected to cause poor performance of earlier SBL models.
The admission control uses different strategies to decide which of the users' requests can be accepted in order to cause minimal performance impact, avoiding SLA penalties.
In addition, the existence of time delay is often one of the main sources to cause poor performance, chaos, and instability.
Although the Safety Board acknowledges that the detection of minimal amounts of contamination, sufficient to cause aerodynamic performance problems, is difficult and may not be possible without a tactile inspection, an observation from the cabin would have improved the chance of seeing some contamination and might have prompted the flight crew to return to the gate.
