The phrase "and far higher quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the quality of two or more items, indicating that one is significantly better than the others.
Example: "This new product is not only more affordable but also offers features that are and far higher quality than its competitors."
Alternatives: "and of much better quality" or "and significantly superior in quality".
The IAHRC disdained Colombia's judicial system, which has "a far superior tradition to the commission's and a far higher quality of decision-making," according to Fernando Cepeda, a political scientist.It also put Juan Manuel Santos, Colombia's president, in a predicament.
Particularly when that cost is shared across a group and the photos are far higher quality than your average camera or selfie stick-mounted phone.
A mass of new levels of a far higher quality and difficulty is revealed and it turns out that the end is just the beginning.
By leveraging technology, blended learning programs can let students use preferred learning modalities, and receive frequent and timely feedback on their performance for a far higher quality learning experience.
"By making it legal we'll be able to help people with far higher quality health advice and we'll be able to make sure that people don't have to make awful choices about breaking the law or going without the relief from some of their symptoms".
Now there are plenty of tiny sports and action cameras available for under £300, all providing far higher quality footage than we used to get from those early video cameras.
Mind you, touring productions are of far higher quality than in the 70s and earlier, thanks to shows like Les Miz which demanded high standards.
And because they're so few, these relatively arbitrary 20 nonetheless appear to be of a far higher quality than hundreds of friends could ever be — and more real, by far, than the hundreds and even thousands of friends many now have on Facebook, that other social network.
That underlined the quality of the field, and the fact that nine of those 10 were from France, Germany, Australia and Great Britain emphasised that the men's sprint tournament here will be of far higher quality than in the London Olympics where only one rider per nation will be in the field.
Nio Joe Lan described it as the "jewel of Chinese Malay poetry", of far higher quality than other Chinese-written Malay poems – both contemporary and subsequent.
