The phrase "among qualities" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe something that is one of many qualities or characteristics. Here is an example: "His intelligence stood out among qualities such as charm, wit, and athleticism."
Among qualities useful to ourselves are discretion, caution, enterprise, industry, assiduity, frugality, economy, good sense, prudence, discernment (ECMP 57).
Scientia in natural philosophy would require knowledge both of real essences and of their necessary connections among qualities, yet neither is possible for human beings, Locke concludes.
Among qualities useful to others are justice, fidelity, honor, allegiance, chastity, along with the other "social virtues" of humanity, generosity, charity, affability, lenity, mercy, and moderation (ECPM 50).
Among qualities contrary to our own well-being are indolence, negligence, "want of order and method," obstinacy, fickleness, rashness, and credulity (ECPM 51).
High front limb movements, together with an elevated head and neck position are among qualities that are rewarded [ 9].
But the rapid decline also provided some opportunities among quality companies with superior technologies.
A simple way to spread the remainder among quality stocks from around the world would be to buy a global stock index, like the Morgan Stanley World index, he said.
In fact, since Westin Hotels introduced its widely praised and widely imitated Heavenly Beds in 1999, there has been something of an arms race among quality hotels to make top-notch bedding a standard feature of life on the road.
The relationships among quality loss constants are also discussed in each case.
This study examined associations among quality of port infrastructure, logistics performance and seaborne trade, and their effects on national economy.
Pearson's correlations were calculated to test the relationship among quality of life, illness perception, temperament, and mental turmoil scores.
