The phrase "a sufficient quality for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the adequacy or appropriateness of a certain quality in relation to a specific purpose or requirement.
Example: "The product must meet a sufficient quality for it to be considered safe for consumer use."
Alternatives: "an adequate quality for" or "a suitable quality for".
Establishment support is certainly not a sufficient quality for a candidate to win his nomination — otherwise the campaigns of Tim Pawlenty, Fred Thompson and Phil Gramm would have gone further — but it may be fairly close to being a necessary one.
As discussed in [44, 45], 32.5 dB is a sufficient quality for our target monitoring application and can be used for object detection algorithms at the sink side.
Measures to avoid carrying-over these contaminants can make these protocols labour intensive and time consuming to yield DNA of a sufficient quality for PCR.
Despite the shared goal of a sufficient quality of care for the resident, this relationship can be challenging.
Only 196 diagnostic biopsy samples were tested because no tumour cells could be identified in two biopsy samples, and one biopsy did not contain a sufficient quality of DNA for the mutation analysis.
Candidate SNPs having sufficient quality based on the following criteria were kept: 5 ≤ depth ≤ 100, average mappable sites < 1.5, and a sufficient quality score (average quality for the novel allele ≥ 20).
However, RNA or DNA of a sufficient quality and quantity for analysis may not be recoverable from clinical samples.
Several measures are taken to provide for a sufficient quality assurance with regard to the provision of the CAN Stop training.
This is usually because the manuscript isn't appropriate for the journal, or generally isn't of a sufficient quality by whatever measures are appropriate for the journal in question.
The consumerʼs probability of having the minor problem was q l = 0.5 and the value for receiving a sufficient quality was V = 100 ECU.
However, the high level of expertise of Committee members suggested to use their classification as a reference of sufficient quality for the public health purposes of the programme.
