The phrase "track record of performance" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to the success or accomplishments of a person, team, or organization in the past. For example, "The company has a long track record of performance, with consistent growth year-over-year."
"I think we need an additional track record of performance," he said.
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"The trophy CEOs have been replaced by the everyday executive with a long track record of performance.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.
It's the result of combining a track record of performance with demonstrated evidence of the core leadership skills required for success at the senior level.
"Quiet, workmanlike, stoic leaders bring about the big transformations," he argues".The trophy CEOs have been replaced by the everyday executive with a long track record of performance"The market may now be taking this discovery on board.
"We regularly hire companies that have abysmal track records of performance, but great track records [in] political campaign contributions," said one former state representative from Florida, critical of the state's juvenile justice system full of past reports of missing and abused inmates.
And even a track record of stellar performance on the job doesn't seem to help.
"He is a seasoned leader with a proven track record of delivering performance and growth," the statement said.
If more shows are brought out earlier in the calendar year, he said, "you'd have a track record of their performance".
"As former C.E.O. and chairman of Temple-Inland, Doyle has a proven track record of driving performance to achieve results," Chuck Williamson, Weyerhaeuser's chairman, said.
