The phrase "achieving quality assurance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in contexts related to ensuring that products or services meet certain standards of quality.
Example: "Our primary goal this quarter is achieving quality assurance in all our manufacturing processes."
Alternatives: "ensuring quality control" or "attaining quality standards".
The following sequence of surgical steps, caliper measurements and adjustments were used to achieve quality assurance in kinematically aligning the femoral and tibial components coincident to the native joint lines (Howell et al. 2017; Howell et al. 2013b).
This study aims to gain an estimation of the reference intervals for erythrocyte parameters of neonates in the venous blood, in their first day of life, aiming to achieve quality assurance in post-analytical phase according to the requirement of the ISO standard 15189 2007: Medical laboratories particular requirements for quality and competence.
These differences may explain, in part, the current divergence of anticoagulation treatment decisions from guideline recommendations, but we believe that it is essential to achieve quality assurance information on anticoagulation therapy at a local level beyond just the treatment coverage.
However, CDMU never achieved effective quality assurance.
The use of a centralised call centre enables standardisation of procedures to be easily achieved with constant quality assurance, outcome monitoring and data collection built into the operational system.
Software safety integrity is achieved through life cycle quality assurance and certified software packages provide a secure platform for the end user to execute an application.
This should be achieved by practicing proper quality assurance systems and more specifically by applying methods validated following the international guidelines and standards (European Commission 2002a, 2002b, 2006, 2007, 2008).
This specialised equipment requires a trained operator or experienced spatial professional to achieve task deliverables and manage quality assurance.
Conversely, test validation, is an ongoing process to monitor and ensure that the test continues to perform as expected and is typically achieved though the laboratory's quality assurance plan.
Our findings suggest that tests qualities for VIA, VILI, and HPV testing are accurate enough for cervical cancer screening in sub-Saharan Africa, provided that adequate training and quality assurance are achieved.
