The phrase "a good quality education" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the standards or effectiveness of an educational experience or system.
Example: "Many parents strive to provide their children with a good quality education to ensure their future success."
Alternatives: "a high-quality education" or "an excellent education".
Hargeisa/Garowe, 23 May 2013-The Global Partnership for Education, the only multilateral partnership devoted to getting all children in school to receive a good quality education, had just approved significant grants which will provide a major boost to efforts to get more children in Puntland and Somaliland into the classroom.
Such children, denied access to a good quality education, are often also being denied the opportunity to become fulfilled citizens.
"Many developing countries rely on this aid to enable them to provide a good quality education to their children.
I want to go to a college that is not quite as popular but offers a good, quality education nonetheless.
The latest Unesco Education for All global monitoring report, published Wednesday, underlines how far we still are from guaranteeing a good quality education for every child.
But the schools have to be seen by parents to be providing a good quality education.
The authors also confirm the sensitivity of the income distribution to inequality in access to a good-quality education.
We must also ensure good quality education, so that once a girl goes to school, she stays in school and she learns.
We hope that this support continues and, as per my father's recommendation, that a greater portion of it be allocated for provision of good quality education for the youth of Afghanistan.
We all have a duty to the children of the world to deliver good quality education regardless of the hostile conditions under which they live," said Tove Wang, Chief Executive Officer of Save the Children Norway.
