The phrase "a quality that exists" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing characteristics or attributes that are present or observable in a subject.
Example: "Honesty is a quality that exists in many successful leaders."
Alternatives: "a trait that is present" or "an attribute that is real".
Although it is very likely that there is a wealth of information about quality that exists locally within each trust, the specified style for knowing about quality meant that 'locally meaningful' indicators of quality were simply those that aligned with external demands that were specified in the operating framework, their commissioning contracts, and were used by regulators.
"What this does is target the enormous untapped quality that exists in many different communities, among people who are not yet considering teaching as a profession".
I'm proud of the contribution this data has made to understanding air quality in general and the disparity in air quality that exists around the world".
Although one of the main determinants of this decrease is an increase in early detection through the Pap smear, the authors report that the persistent low rates of high-grade cervical lesions detected are due to the poor quality that exists in the Pap smear collection process and especially in cytologic diagnosis.
Love is a probably the single most universally desired human quality that exist on this planet.
If the base gets too wide it can be very sort of lumpen.' What he is trying to bring out, he says, is something like the same quality that existed in the original trees.
Noel Murray of the AV Club recently wrote a thoughtful piece about the idea of "prestige" and how that word is no longer very useful when it comes to describing the many different kinds of quality that exist in the realm of television these days.
One hypothesis put forth to account for these differences is disparities in educational quality that exist across racial and ethnic groups [ 92– 92].
(As a Briton, I declare an interest in modesty, diffidence, deference — qualities that exist only in the rose glow of the English memory).
I think the whole superficial qualities that exist in her, like the fact that she's a prostitute and that she's abused by her boyfriend, it could be very easy to make her essentially like a soap opera character, someone who's hiding her sadness.
