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The phrase "a good quality of player" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the attributes or characteristics of a player, particularly in a sports or gaming context.
Example: "He is known for being a good quality of player, always demonstrating skill and sportsmanship on the field."
Alternatives: "a high-caliber player" or "a skilled player".
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"I know from my time here going back two years, there are still some players here and a good quality of player, there's no doubt about that.
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Lee Tomlin's a good quality player and he's got the quality to tuck that kind of chance away.
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Whenever I came on, I was playing with that good a quality of players I just got chances".
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We have a lot of good quality players coming through there and their job is to challenge the players in front of them.
The facilities at Scotstoun are great and there are a lot of good quality players in the squad - especially with the number of Scottish internationalists the club produces," he said.
"Glasgow don't win the Pro12 unless they've got a lot of good quality players.
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