The phrase "a special quality of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a distinctive characteristic or feature of something or someone.
Example: "Her artwork has a special quality of vibrancy that captivates the viewer."
Alternatives: "a unique characteristic of" or "a distinctive feature of".
"There is a special quality of life here.
It has a special quality of sensuality without sexuality.
The Japanese had "a special quality of precision" that James found lacking in the New York labor pool.
All along, Mr. Bellone had been entertaining the idea of a special quality of life court that would deal strictly with town code issues.
Sunshine-splashed valleys give way to barren uplands, where only sheep move: apprehension begins to shade curiosity.The opening up of an audience to emotion through the experience of place is a special quality of site-specific theatre.
Stéphane explains to visitors that because the Canal du Midi empties into the lagoon nearby, there is a special quality of part-fresh, part-salty water that is richly beneficial for growing oysters.
He thus combined the political passions of a central European, who had watched with anguish the disintegration of the Weimar republic and the Austro-Hungarian empire, with an exposure to sceptical British academics and to wide cultural interests, which gave a special quality to his writing of history.
It gives a special quality to this doomsday fable of fate and justice.
Cities can be known for their cultural offerings, their pace of life or their public transportation systems, but some metropolises have a special quality or quantity of buildings that creates a unique urban thumbprint and resonates with people across the globe.
The people, too, have a special quality: the gentle gruffness of mountain dwellers.
For female anchors, especially, stardom on "Today" requires a special quality, an extra layer of personality and idiosyncratic charm.
