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The phrase "a higher quality version of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two versions of something, indicating that one is superior in quality to the other.
Example: "This is a higher quality version of the original product, featuring improved materials and craftsmanship."
Alternatives: "an enhanced version of" or "a superior version of".
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The WZ frames are decoded in distinct stages called refinement levels[34], where at each stage, a higher quality version of the SI is generated.
Then, every WZ frame is decoded in distinct stages, called SI refinement levels (SIRLs), where after each stage, a higher quality version of the SI is generated by the decoder.
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