The phrase "address poor quality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need to deal with or improve low standards or deficiencies in a product, service, or process.
Example: "The team needs to address poor quality in the manufacturing process to meet customer expectations."
Alternatives: "tackle low quality" or "resolve quality issues."
Matthew Taylor said the government must urgently address poor quality work in Britain after the Guardian revealed how Don Lane, a 53-year-old father of one, collapsed and died from diabetes after being fined £150 by the courier company for attending a hospital appointment to treat his disease.
Provider perspectives are also needed to identify high-impact interventions that address poor quality emergency obstetric services [ 9- 13].
(Chronic care nurse, CHC5, urban) Providers described strategies that could be employed in the future to address poor quality of services in rural clinics, for example, having more sites accredited for ART or use of non-accredited sites merely as medicine collection sites and incentivizing doctors to work in rural sites so that staffing levels can be improved.
However, some industry analysts played down the figure saying Google should do more to address poor-quality programs.
13 Fortunately, over the last 5 years, research in detection technologies has expanded with over 42 unique detection technologies available to address poor-quality medicines, of which over half are commercially available.
Therefore, there remains a need to address poor film quality and improve observer performance.
The DHP tool also has features intended to address poor data quality.
What efforts are being made by federal, state or local government officials to address the poor quality of air in New York City?
"I wanted to put my years of experience, past achievements and large network of contacts to good use, and I wanted to address the poor quality of life and stress that I went through never having enough time to tackle my own personal / domestic jobs, or go to the gym without having to get up at dark o'clock in the morning".
The programme: Was aligned with Government Policy on Basic Education and highly valued by MoE; Addressed key barriers to equity in ECD and primary education; Addressed the poor quality of primary education; Attempted to builds capacity in some key functional areas of the Ministry of Education e.g the EMIS; and Developed models of good practice which can be taken to scale (e.g. ECD, EXCEL).
The policy addresses the poor quality and unreliable supply of electricity and the poor financial performance of the utility companies and helps them raise the finance needed for infrastructure development.
