The phrase "a bridge to quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a means or method of achieving or improving quality in a particular context, such as business or education.
Example: "Our new training program serves as a bridge to quality, ensuring that all employees meet the highest standards in their work."
Alternatives: "a pathway to excellence" or "a link to superior quality".
As the XFL's sewage pollutes NBC Sports, it is valuable to find a bridge to quality in sports television.
In 2003, The Institute of Medicine's 'Health Professions Education: A Bridge to Quality', advocated quality improvement as a core competency for all healthcare professionals.
Since the publication of its reports, Health professions education: A bridge to quality (2003) and To err is human: Building a safer health system (2000), the Institute of Medicine has continued to emphasize interprofessional education (IPE), founded on quality improvement and informatics, as a better way to prepare healthcare professionals for practice.
This methodology can be applied to the manual extraction of data from EMRs as needed, and act as a bridge to measuring quality in hospitals on a national level pending complete adoption of electronic systems.
Patients with many medical and psychosocial challenges may seem to have the "deck stacked against them," but in developing emotionally supportive relationships marked by open communication, physicians can provide a bridge to the achievement of better quality of life for their vulnerable patients.
In order to build up a bridge between quality and productivity, the present study highlights optimization of turning process parameters to provide good surface finish as well as high hardness.
Pluck the strings near the bridge to judge the tone quality.
Therefore, building up a new approach is necessary for us to bridge over quality to efficacy of pharmaceutical products.
Starting by tinkering with the flimsy cords that connected our amp/tuners at that time with their speaker boxes, Lee knew that using such insignificant connectors to bridge quality audio components was resulting in sub-standard sound emanating to the ears.
These reflect the efforts made by the government and other stakeholders to bridge quality gaps on BEmONC in Addis Ababa.
A similar solution is desperately needed to bridge the quality gap in Uganda's education system.
