"with greater performance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is more efficient, faster, or better than before. For example: "The new computer model comes with greater performance than the previous model."
Micromachined accelerometer developments have been ever increasing due to the demand for smaller size and lower cost with greater performance.
Where programs reported both most stable overall and 3′-dimer structures, we assessed the ability of both these scores to predict dimer formation and reported results of the method with greater performance.
Participants with low levels of task-motivation also engaged in more overall TUTs, however, and this increase in TUTs was associated with greater performance decrements.
"Our engineers use Lenovo ThinkStation workstations to help them design the next-generation Williams – Toyota FW31 race cars, aiming to make them faster and more agile, with greater performance than the competition," said Chris Taylor, IT manager, AT&T Williams.
The Itanium 9300 series processor, codenamed Tukwila, was released on 8 February 2010 with greater performance and memory capacity.
Finally, we are unable to determine which governance characteristics are associated with greater performance outcomes because there has been no formal evaluation of HIECs' performance nationally.
Perhaps with greater challenges, the thinking goes, women will respond with greater performances.
This review provides key information to our community to design and fabricate PILC-based catalysts with great performance.
JCDB has the benefit of distributed file systems, provides complex metadata manage functions and comes with great performance.
"We delivered strong third-quarter results, with great performance at PayPal and stable results at eBay," John J. Donahoe, eBay's chief executive, said in a statement.
Results illustrate that the proposed method estimates the cell remained capacity with great performance despite a range of common errors from initialization, current disturbance and measurement noise.
