The phrase "a high quality factor of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to engineering, physics, or any field where quality factors are discussed, often in relation to performance or efficiency.
Example: "The device operates with a high quality factor of 150, ensuring minimal energy loss during operation."
Alternatives: "a high performance factor of" or "an elevated quality factor of".
The resonator exhibited a high quality factor of 1.2 × 106 for its first Lamé mode at 8 MHz.
For the optimized configuration a high quality factor of 15500 is obtained and it is found that it remains constant over the desired force range.
And we calculated the FWHM of the third-order resonance in the stacked nanostructure to be 9 nm, which is located at 1027 nm effectively with a high quality factor of 114.
The true noncontact condition is achieved only in vacuum or in air, because a high quality factor of the cantilever oscillation Qc is required for highly sensitive detection of Δ fc at any instant during the scanning.
In a second step, the selection is based on the search of materials having a high pull-in tension and a high quality factor for the bridge of RF-MEMS.
The result of finite-different time-domain (FDTD) simulation indicates that each sensing unit of the sensors array possesses a high quality factor (Q) of ~70,000 and high sensitivity up to 260 nm/RIU, resulting in FOM of ~12,000.
Interdigitated transducers (IDTs) fabricated on LiNbO3 substrate achieve a high quality factor (Q) of over 4000 at a frequency of 6.4 GHz (third-order harmonic mode) using an optimized design and process.
A low threshold of 4.0 μJ/cm2 for ASE with a high quality factor (Q-factor) of 159 were achieved for POFP thin films, indicating that it is easier to amplify by excitation with an extremely narrow ASE compared with other polymer dyes.
A high quality factor (Q-factor) is one of the major requirements of high-performance resonators.
Such a high quality factor QJ defines the resonant response of the radiation belts to external effects.
Such a high quality factor Q J defines the resonant response of the radiation belts to external effects.
