The phrase "architecture and quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing design, construction, software development, or any field where the structure and standards of a product or system are relevant.
Example: "The project focuses on improving architecture and quality to ensure a sustainable and efficient outcome."
Alternatives: "design and standards" or "structure and excellence".
The sleep-wake architecture and quality were evaluated by calculating episode numbers, episode duration, and stage transitions (n = 5).
The analog may help to understand and predict lithofacies heterogeneity, architecture, and quality in the subsurface equivalent reservoirs.
The project involves a group of 5 professional geologists aimed at studying the sedimentation, diagenesis, and reservoir architecture and quality of syn-rift Miocene deep-water strata in the Midyan area, northwestern Saudi Arabia.
The study aimed at evaluating tissue architecture and quality of the permeability barrier in commercially available reconstructed human skin models; EpiDerm™, SkinEthic™ and Episkin™ in comparison to native tissue.
Objective: The study was aimed at the examination of the acute and cumulative impact of partial sleep deprivation (PSD) on architecture and quality of sleep, on circadian rhythm and on daytime fatigue.
Compared with healthy adults, the greatest differences in sleep architecture and quality are between newborns and the elderly, and sleep patterns of individuals closer in age become more similar.
These different prototypes develop, test and can accumulate knowledge about each one, different technologies, architectures and quality attributes or the usability for potential customers.
The challenge is cost efficient development of these systems, with respect to business, functionality, architecture, standards and quality for the automotive industry.
Altered architecture, composition and quality of the extracellular matrix (ECM) are pathological hallmarks of several inflammatory and fibro-proliferative pathological processes such as osteoarthritis (OA), rheumatoid arthritis (RA), fibrosis and cancer.
1 Despite these clinical observations, only few studies have investigated systematically and with standardised instruments neuropsychiatric aspects in patients with CD, such as psychopathology, 2 neuropsychology, 3 personality, sleep, pain, brain architecture 4 and quality of life, 5 6 and how these comorbidities and symptoms are affected by different therapy regimens.
Such information is relevant from a fundamental ecological and an applied silvicultural perspective, given the increased attention for mixed species silviculture and the close linkages between tree architecture and high-quality timber production.
