The phrase "a diminished quality of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a reduction in the standard or level of something, often in contexts related to performance, experience, or characteristics.
Example: "The recent changes in management have led to a diminished quality of service at the restaurant."
Alternatives: "a lower standard of" or "a reduced level of".
And, this continual fetish with tribal conflicts and terrorist organizations addressed as prudent foreign policy is completely blind to what belies the vast majority of human conflict, which is the global threat of diminishing resources leading to a diminished quality of life.
Older persons, for example, may experience a permanent decrease in mobility and a diminished quality of life.
Crucially, there is no sign of any of the negative effects, such as a diminished quality of emotional experience.
Healthy aging is characterized by a diminished quality of sleep with decreased sleep duration and increased time awake after sleep onset.
A resident named Louise rejects being labeled a racist as she gives a heartfelt and reasoned assessment of what she sees as a diminished quality of life since the workers arrived.
An energy tax would bring most of the negative effects of an oil shock to the economy, including inflation, unemployment and a diminished quality of life, while weakening our energy industry by cutting the demand for products that aren't in short supply.
That hardly seems enough for patients who might face a greatly diminished quality of life because a negligent hospital or doctor left them blinded, paraplegic, brain damaged or gravely disfigured for life.
But, he added, inadequately treated rheumatoid arthritis typically leads to a need for multiple joint replacements, lost productivity, lost tax revenue and a greatly diminished quality of life, as well as an increased risk of life-threatening infections and cardiovascular disease.
ESHRE's Task Force Ethics and Law has defended a 'reasonable welfare standard', according to which fertility professionals should refrain from participating in reproduction only in cases where there would be a high risk that the future child would have a seriously diminished quality of life.
The majority of patients had a somewhat diminished quality of life in our study sample, however without a significant difference between temporarily and chronically affected patients.
In the present work, either in sea or fresh water, the duration of submersion in water has its effects with a marked diminished quality of fingerprints in longer duration (10 days).
