The phrase "and with a quality of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that possesses a certain characteristic or standard.
Example: "The painting was created with a quality of craftsmanship that is rarely seen in modern art."
Alternatives: "and with a level of" or "and with a standard of".
In Study 2, this better prevention of both nausea and vomiting correlated with a quality-of-life benefit for patients.
Alone, a Cunningham dancer investigates movement, space and time with a quality of contemplation that often turns dance into a stream-of-consciousness soliloquy.
The voice, in contrast to Colorado's metallic pidgin, is a melange of repartee, laughter, and song, with a "quality of purest, sweetest sadness": "Somehow we are picking up signals from radio programs of forty, fifty, sixty years ago".
It is exquisitely soulful, and brilliantly arranged with a quality of intimacy and thoughtfulness that captures lyrically a wide range of songs including themes of romance, love, deep introspection, and global humanitarian concerns.
As to so-called black humor, which is maybe a passé phrase, it did seem to me at its best to be true enough and to correspond with a quality of, at least, American life in the sixties.
Parabolic flights provide 1 g, 1.8 g, and microgravity (μg) with a quality of approximately 10−2 to 10−3 g.
Sequence quality assessment and assembly were performed with a quality of less than 1 error in 100,000 bases using PHRAP [ 61] and Consed [ 62].
During the ballistic suborbital flight, an altitude of 268 km and 378 sec of microgravity with a quality of 10−5 g were achieved.
He would periodically mesmerize his students by executing a picture as they watched, jabbing and swiping an image into existence with a quality of tense, balletic energy that he called "go".
The variation of paint, patterning, or polish "painted" on these sculptures infuses each work with a quality of unpredictability and violence that never fails to excite.
