The phrase "attendant quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a quality or characteristic that is associated with or accompanies something else.
Example: "The attendant quality of professionalism in her work impressed her colleagues."
Alternatives: "associated quality" or "accompanying quality".
Patients who received antivirals had a probability of side effects [mainly gastrointestinal with attendant quality-adjusted life year (QALY) decrements].
An ideal regimen for ER-positive disease would effectively delete ER-positive cells, thereby circumventing secondary resistance and obviating the requirement for long-term endocrine treatment with its attendant quality-of-life detriment, chronic toxicity and expense.
Although damaged and poorly restored, the picture presents a dramatic contrast between the vital handling of the landscape and raging torrent and the extreme delicacy and precision of the figures of the scholars and their attendants, qualities that suggest the hand of a great master.
In remote regions, most mothers delivered their babies at home without access to a skilled birth attendant and quality care.
Despite utilizing a format which is essentially the same as an exquisite youtube playlist -- with attendant varying quality issues, which, depending on your age will emerge as beautiful reminders of pre-HD times, or simply annoy -- this was none the less, very moving in the large theater, and I will never forget this screening.
NCT01653626 Access to a skilled birth attendant and quality emergency obstetric care are important factors that improve maternal and perinatal mortality [ 1– 3].
In addition to family stress and problems, disturbed social behaviour, problems at school and at work and the attendant impaired quality of life, numerous significant long-term pathological developmental defects are known [ 6, 7].
HBB training will include training of MTs, facility level birth attendants, and quality monitoring and improvement activities.
From Petrozavodsk near Finland to Vladivostok on the Pacific Ocean and here in western Siberia, Russia is embracing modern distance learning, with all its potential for making education more accessible and with the attendant debates about quality and philosophical implications.
Indeed, last June millions of Brazilians spilled onto the streets in nationwide protests—sparked, as it happens, by a proposed rise in São Paulo's public-transit fares (without an attendant rise in quality).
