The phrase "a vision for quality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals, aspirations, or plans related to maintaining or improving quality in a specific context, such as business, education, or personal development.
Example: "Our organization has developed a vision for quality that prioritizes customer satisfaction and continuous improvement."
Alternatives: "a commitment to quality" or "a strategy for excellence."
What the studios are confronting is the tricky alchemy of stage adaptation: finding films and books that have the DNA that might spawn a musical, then matching them with artists who have a vision for delivering quality onstage and quantity at the box office.
Surely a logistical nightmare - especially if the company has a consistent vision for quality and content across its range.
This perspective piece describes a vision for a global quality improvement movement in resource-limited areas.
In the US, the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics and the Next Generation Science Standards have begun to provide a vision for what high-quality instruction in mathematics and science should look like, a vision that—unfortunately departs radically from common practice (Banilower et al., 2013; Marrongelle et al., 2013; National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, 2015).
"They had a vision of quality".
Brothers and sisters, this August recess, we need to take a stand, let our voices be heard and ensure that our vision for quality jobs, access to healthcare and excellence in education for South LA are at the forefront of policy debates.
The intent is to build broader support for the fledgling NZEI-TRR campaign 'Quality public ECE: A vision for 2020' (New Zealand Institute of Education-Te Riu Roa, 2007).
It sets out a vision for universal coverage of water of adequate quality and quantity (ISF-UTS, 2011).
But it wasn't really until February this year that he fully experienced the force of that impartial news media that he so cherishes, when John Humphrys worked him over on the Today programme as he tried to set out a vision for giving children "five hours of high-quality culture" a day.
"They had a vision for this center that would have set standards for maintenance quality and turnaround time," Mr. Moore said.
