The phrase "a wider quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a broader or more inclusive standard or characteristic of something.
Example: "The new policy aims to promote a wider quality of education for all students, regardless of their background."
Alternatives: "a broader standard" or "an enhanced quality".
I would say that there is a wider quality landscape in MTM versus OTR or bespoke.
But we knew that it would more effectively cover a wider quality band than Merlot, if we could convince enough people that it was a very good drink".
The work forms part of a wider quality improvement strategy engaging multi-disciplinary staff in critical care team performance work with the aim of improving the quality and safety of patient healthcare.
Observation and staff interviews were undertaken as an integral part of a wider quality improvement project, but these data are not the subject of this paper.
The evidence from this study is therefore consistent with previously identified waiting time problems being symptomatic of a wider quality problem within NHS Wales, and requires closer examination.
Nonetheless, this telephone study provided promising examples of how systematic processes for using patient experience survey data can be implemented as part of a wider quality improvement structure.
Hence, future directions point towards further exploration on how richer features can be learnt from videos sampled from a wide quality range to enable better generalization.
The cameras for the tests were selected to cover a wide quality range: the selection consisted of low-, moderand-, and high-quality mobile phone cameras and moderate-quality compact cameras.
You can optionally also tie a wide, quality ribbon around the entire stack, finishing it with a large bow on the top box to make it resemble a stack of gifts.
But because Google Play is more open, the apps it offers span a much wider quality range.
A potential reason could be the implementation of a nation-wide quality control program known as Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points (HACCP) in the broiler chicken production facilities.
