The phrase "a basic quality of life" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fundamental aspects that contribute to a person's overall well-being and living conditions.
Example: "Access to clean water and healthcare are essential for maintaining a basic quality of life."
Alternatives: "an essential standard of living" or "a fundamental living condition."
He noted that Mrs. Cohen had pushed for better parking signs, and merchants in general had been trying to have basic quality-of-life issues, like double parking and code violations, addressed.
"They always get real nervous," he said, "whenever we try to get the consulates to abide by basic quality-of-life standards that you would think they would want to abide by".
More than eight years later, many people credit Mr. Bloomberg with achieving real progress on race relations, by discussing racial issues forthrightly, supporting immigration reform and meeting with different groups regularly on issues like public health, economic development and basic quality-of-life services.
The response must include jobs and grocery stores, he said, and must address "other basic quality of life issues".
It is impossible to have even the most basic quality of life on the national minimum wage in what is one of the world's most expensive cities.
It is necessary to combine transfer income with access to productive inclusion and public services that ensure basic quality of life," said Campolina.
But in White Plains, local clergy members and advocates for the homeless have held two rallies downtown in the last several weeks to protest Mr. Spano's proposal, saying that providing only chairs was a senseless way to treat less fortunate members of the community who are already compromised when it comes to health and basic quality of life issues.
The participation in this study was part of their educational programme during one term in their second year of medical school, that included a basic lecture on quality of life.
