The phrase "a glimpse of quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a brief or partial view of something that demonstrates high standards or excellence.
Example: "The presentation provided a glimpse of quality that left the audience eager for more details."
Alternatives: "a hint of excellence" or "a taste of quality".
As a glimpse of the quality being developed in that corner of Suffolk, this was hugely encouraging.
One gets a glimpse of the quality of the collection and a sense of Post's legendary hospitality upon entering the main house.
Tannehill gave a glimpse of his quality as he stood firm in the face of an unblocked Jets linebacker, floating the ball over his opponent and into the hands of tight end Jake Stoneburner for an eight-yard touchdown.
By combining literary science fiction with a stringent, pioneering brand of feminism, Lessing gave a glimpse of the qualities for which she was to become famous.
On a recent Tuesday at Rumson-Fair Haven Regional High School, Empower representatives gave the audience of mostly middle-school parents a glimpse of the qualities that put their seventh- and eighth-graders in or outside the box of social acceptability.
Since the fire, the school itself has been off limits to casual visitors while the slow process of recovery proceeds, but you can get a glimpse of the qualities of its architect, Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928), an an exhibition opening this week at the Royal Institute of British Architects in London.
In a fairly tepid start to the second half, a Watkins burst down the right flank was a rare glimpse of quality.
At the other end, Higginbotham showed a rare glimpse of quality, hitting the post, but it was the sizeable Aberdeen support which went home happy with a convincing victory in Glasgow. .
Cook isn't a natural communicator and can come across terribly, but that was a glimpse of his best qualities.
Here is a glimpse of some of the highest quality craftsmanship Italy has to offer: Fendi The masters at Fendi, using techniques developed nearly 90 years ago, ensure that clients are dazzled every season by innovative fur garments, most of which look nothing like fur at all.
