The phrase "and quality of intelligence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the characteristics or attributes of intelligence, particularly in contexts related to psychology, education, or artificial intelligence.
Example: "The study focused on the various factors that influence the development and quality of intelligence in children."
Alternatives: "and level of intelligence" or "and nature of intelligence".
The committee has looked behind the intelligence community's assessments to evaluate not only the quantity and quality of the intelligence upon which it has based those assessments, but also whether or not those assessments themselves were reasonable.
During more than three hours of testimony, Mr. Wolfowitz received compliments and support from committee Republicans but dueled with Democrats over an exit strategy for American forces and the quality of intelligence supplied by Ahmad Chalabi of the Iraqi National Congress.
"While he steps down during a period of controversy over events leading up to the attacks of 9/11 and the quality of intelligence prior to the Iraq war, we should not lose sight of a simple truth: George Tenet has served his country with distinction and honor during difficult and demanding times," the two senators said in the statement.
Collaboration between industry peers can help improve the relevance and quality of the shared intelligence, because threats and attacks are often targeted at specific sectors such as finance, banking or retail.
In the course of a 40-minute discussion, ElBaradei raised the need to secure nuclear material in Russia; to criminalize the export of nuclear weapons technology; and to improve the quality of intelligence.
The private spying operation, which The New York Times disclosed last year, was tapped by a military desperate for information about its enemies and frustrated with the quality of intelligence from the C.I.A., an agency that colleagues say Mr. Clarridge now views largely with contempt.
Now as defense secretary, Mr. Rumsfeld has appointed Dr. Cambone to do just that, overseeing a huge Defense Department intelligence bureaucracy, evaluating the quality of intelligence and making sure that the analysis and inquiries are responsive to the policy makers' needs.
"As a matter of policy, we do not discuss matters and methods of analyzing and gathering intelligence," Cabiness, the Pentagon spokesperson, told us when we asked about the quality of intelligence and the coalition's ability to launch dynamic strikes with it.
Once Congress weighs in on the quality of intelligence and the use made of it, it needs to ask: what are the circumstances in which America should invoke the doctrine of pre-emption?
Several officials said the negotiations over the 2004 order resulted in closer coordination among the Pentagon, the State Department and the C.I.A., and set a very high standard for the quality of intelligence necessary to gain approval for an attack.
