The phrase "a comparatively high quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the quality of something to another item or standard, indicating that it is of a higher quality in relation to that comparison.
Example: "The new smartphone model offers a comparatively high quality of camera performance compared to its predecessor."
Alternatives: "relatively high quality" or "notably high quality".
Although a correlation was observed in the 'functional' DNA fraction comparing QFI-PCR and the fluorescence-based Qubit assay, this correlation was limited to comparatively high quality FFPE samples.
Scottish Cancer Registry data have also been shown to be of comparatively high quality (Brewster et al, 1997, 2002), and record linkage in Scotland is believed to be highly accurate and complete (Kendrick and Clarke, 1993).
Scottish Cancer Registry data have been shown to be of comparatively high quality (Brewster et al, 1997, 2002) and record linkage between routinely collected NHS and mortality records is believed to be highly accurate and complete (Kendrick and Clarke, 1993; Kendrick, 1997).
In fact, a comparatively high reproduction quality can be achieved if only texture information is missing and the MB types and motion vectors are available (from partition A).
While atomized powders resulted in comparatively higher quality coatings for all process conditions, hydride de-hydride coatings of excellent quality (average porosity ≈ 0.6%, adhesion strength > 65 MPa) were achieved under optimal conditions.
Results suggest that homes with comparatively higher quality and/or lower levels of competition have less chance of closure than other homes.
This study was conducted in the capital city of Zambia, which has a comparatively high concentration of local and international institutions that support improved quality health services.
Comparatively, high-quality performance has been observed under extreme conditions such as low temperatures, high field forces, and high vacuums.
The Bourne Legacy makes one yearn for the comparatively high-quality thrills and chills of Alex Rider: Operation Stormbreaker. .
