The phrase "a standardized quality of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a consistent level of excellence or a specific standard in a particular context, such as products, services, or processes.
Example: "The company prides itself on providing a standardized quality of service to all its customers."
Alternatives: "a consistent level of" or "a uniform standard of".
Compare this school with one in which students are provided a standardized quality of education at an affordable price of $3 per month.
Improvements in India's education sector will require sustainable investments in a vast network of private schools and a standardized quality of education at an affordable price for the low-income, mass-market customer.
All but one study also used a standardized quality of life instrument.
The EQ-5D is a standardized quality of life instrument to measure health outcomes.
We suggest that volume is a crucial factor because of medical centers having more patients; however, a standardized quality of care in nonmedical center hospitals could improve outcomes if their neurosurgeons undergo effective training.
A standardized quality-of-life measure was used to measure health-related quality of life.
Utopian though this vision may be, Indian entrepreneurs can collaborate with social investors to build networks of private schools that will deliver a high standardized quality of education to students from low-income families.
In this report, the authors describe the development and potential applications of a standardized quality assessment scale designed for retrospective studies in pediatric surgery.
As a general assessment of overall status, participants completed standardized Quality-of-Life-Questionnaires (QOL) for prostate cancer patients (Fact-P©) at baseline and again at 6 months [ 28].
In conclusion, this simple patient-generated AF classification scheme is robust, internally consistent, reproducible, and highly correlated with standardized quality-of-life measures.
Patient outcome will be measured by a variety of standardized quality of life (QoL), mastery and individual goal-related endpoints.
