The phrase "advancing the quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing improvements or enhancements to a certain standard or level of quality in a product, service, or process.
Example: "Our main goal this year is advancing the quality of our customer service to ensure a better experience for all clients."
Alternatives: "improving the quality" or "enhancing the quality".
Rarely does the program get to the heart of the matter--helping teachers and advancing the quality of education.
He loved dancers and all those dedicated to the performing arts, and was devoted to advancing the quality of their lives.
The New York Society of Security Analysts, one of the nation's largest organizations devoted to advancing the quality of security analysis, has halted its public forums examining management's responsibility to shareholders at public companies.
At its very core, THX is about advancing the quality of the entertainment experience, whether that is on optical disc, downloads or other emerging media.
In the 21st century, scientific and technological leadership is more vital than ever in maintaining U.S. competitiveness, ensuring our national defense and homeland security, protecting our environment, creating high-wage jobs, and advancing the quality of our lives.
"By integrating with labs and upgrading our patient profile and follow-up care services, we've taken a major step in advancing the quality and range of services treatable via telemedicine," said Hill Ferguson, the company's chief executive officer in a statement.
Kamen's inventions, by the way, do extend far beyond the Segway to a number of very cool health-related innovations and devices, including "an advanced prosthetic arm in development for DARPA that should advance the quality of life for returning injured soldiers," according to the website of his company, Deka Research and Development.
Finally, several recommendations are proposed to advance the quality indicator development agenda for children.
I believe the University has significantly advanced the quality of its business and administrative processes in the past decade.
We argue that residents represent a largely untapped resource in our attempts to advance the quality of psychosocial care.
Those professional standards generally advance the quality of the profession and/or discipline by developing codes of ethics, conduct, and professional responsibility and standards to guide their members.
