The phrase "and quality of office" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the standards or characteristics of a workplace or position.
Example: "The committee evaluated the candidates based on their experience and quality of office."
Alternatives: "and standard of office" or "and level of office".
Attracted to the bland and neutral quality of office furniture, designers Ward van Gemert & Adriaan van der Ploeg decorate found objects, like closets and tables, with one-of-a-kind designs.
Given the firm's controls and quality of its back-office staff, could the traders collectively sink the bank if they wanted to?
Or will the printer companies beat them to the punch by getting the ease and quality of home and small office photo printing to a level that makes using commercial processors obsolete for consumers?
2006: the Building Owners and Managers Association of Chicago presented the CBOT building with The Office Building of the Year award recognizing the high quality of office space and excellence in management of the building.
The window type, gender, quality of office job and quality of view created significant differences in determining prior factors behind window preferences.
12 Strategies that may improve compliance include good physician patient relationships, enhanced quality and quantity of office visits, patient education, and the use of fixed-dose combination therapy, 5, 13 as well as access to physician care rather than OTC self-prescribed medications.
Cosmo Path Type is an Encapsulated PostScript (EPS) font that plays on the labyrinthine quality of office cubicles, the anatomy of spaceships, and the simple two-points-make-a-line graphic geometry that Adobe Illustrator's pen path tool utilizes.
Whether one considers the issues related to office workers' well-being and productivity or the issues from an energy and environmental perspective, there are clear evidences in favor of improving the quality of office environment.
The quality of office spaces has been said to have a significant effect on the health, comfort, satisfaction, and productivity of office workers.
Despite emerging evidence that electronic health records (EHRs) can improve the efficiency and quality of medical care, most physicians in office practice in the United States do not currently use an EHR.
