The phrase "a quality indicator for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing metrics or measures that assess the quality of a product, service, or process.
Example: "Customer satisfaction is often considered a quality indicator for the effectiveness of a service."
Alternatives: "a quality measure for" or "a quality metric for".
Out-of-hours (OOH) discharges are used as a quality indicator for this reason.
The University HealthSystem Consortium UHCC) administrative database has been used increasingly as a quality indicator for hospitals and even individual surgeons.
Other studies (Cicia et al. 2002; Martínez et al. 2002; Scarpa and Del Giudice 2004) highlight the role played by the price factor as a quality indicator for extra-virgin olive oil.
As a quality indicator for the top down source of change analysis a virtual base rate was calculated (mean standardized reimbursement divided by mean modelled relative weight 2005) and compared to the real base rate 2005.
The aim of this study was to determine the patient satisfaction levels as a quality indicator for the evaluation of nursing care in a university hospital in the Mediterranean Region in Turkey.
We investigate the potential to use voluntary disenrollment as a quality indicator for primary care.
A coordinated multidisciplinary approach to management has been shown to increase use of NAC and is proposed as a quality indicator of care for MIBC.
The comparison of CRBSI rates between hospitals as a quality indicator and for identification and implementation of prevention strategies remains complex and controversial [ 4, 5].
Often used as a quality indicator, the need for revision surgery can be difficult to assess.
The area under a ROC curve can be regarded as an aggregate quality indicator for a diagnostic assay.
In other landscapes, including agricultural lands, the often-complex spatial distributions of woody carbon stocks serve as a habitat quality indicator for higher trophic species [46].
