The phrase "an emphasis on quantity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a focus or priority placed on the amount or number of something rather than its quality or other attributes.
Example: "In our production process, there is often an emphasis on quantity, which can sometimes compromise the quality of the final product."
Alternatives: "a focus on quantity" or "a priority on quantity".
"There was always an emphasis on quantity and not quality," Mr. Kaster said today.
"With an emphasis on quantity rather than quality," Taylor writes, "unmonitored genetic defects and personality disorders pass from one generation of puppies and kittens to the next.
The health care law starts the arduous process of shifting the medical payment system away from an emphasis on quantity of care and toward an emphasis on quality.
As a result, the nature of the demand for rice changed dramatically, from an emphasis on quantity to an emphasis on quality.
The policy change fits Attorney General Jeff Sessions' push to trim a massive backlog and speed deportations, causing worry among some judges who fear an emphasis on quantity over quality will hurt the process.
While there are occasional lulls, there is an emphasis on quality over quantity.
With an emphasis on quality over quantity the revised Focused Antenatal Care model of the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends at least four antenatal care visits for uncomplicated pregnancies with the first visit starting before 16 weeks of gestation [ 9].
European trainees should expect intense exposure to renal patients with an emphasis on quality rather than quantity.
Two keys are to focus on digital's role in the market as well as to place an emphasis on quality as opposed to quantity of items offered.
The entire claims backlog borders on nearly one million, and because of an emphasis on processing quantity over quality, 17percentt of all claims are inaccurate.
Policymakers and statewide stakeholders have viewed this shift as a transition from an emphasis on the quantity of principals prepared statewide to the quality of their preparation.
