The phrase "a high quality video" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a video that has excellent resolution, clarity, or overall production value.
Example: "The documentary was praised for its stunning visuals and was considered a high quality video that captivated audiences."
Alternatives: "a top-notch video" or "an excellent video".
6.41pm: A high quality video clip from Behesht-e Zahra cemetery today.
Led by Charlie Phillips, the Guardian's head of documentaries in collaboration with Rebecca Lichtenfeld of the Bertha Foundation, the standalone section will feature a high quality video player which spans the full width of the screen on mobile, tablet and desktop, offering audiences a beautifully designed, cinematic viewing experience.
The first to get a high quality video online wins.
It is a high quality video compression algorithm relying on several efficient strategies extracting spatial (within a frame) and temporal dependencies (between frames).
None of this work had anything to do with their goal: getting a high quality video that would look great on the devices they wanted.
When AlexP over at NUI Group needed a high quality video recorder for multitouch projects, he turned to the PS3 Eye.
"On equipment: the great thing about being a teacher wanting to use film now, rather than even a few years ago, is that most of your students carry a high quality video-recording device in their pockets: their mobile phones.
(Aggregator.tv is a high quality video-on-demand service that is soon to launch a new Russian TV service online called Moe.tv).tv
For the last two shows of the day, we decided to bump the cameras up to a higher quality video setting to help with the glare and graininess on some of the earlier images.
Vines just got bigger with a higher quality video upgrade today.
HDMI is now the golden child, capable of passing a higher quality video single and HD audio over its one, easy to use cable.
