The phrase "catching quality" is not grammatically correct or usable in written English.
However, you could use the phrase "capturing quality," which means to achieve or record a high quality result or outcome. For example: "We need to capture quality customer service if we want to succeed in this industry."
Although coverage in the south is catching up, quality lags, partly because richer northern states top up federal funds.Across the south other factors conspire against good schooling.
In the Chopin "Spring" duet in "There Where She Loved," the dancer Céline Cassone ended a flourishing movement for alternating arms with one raised, exactly catching a quality of suspension at the end of that musical phrase and exactly as her partner, Mr. Garcia, suddenly lifted her; everything said "up".
Here's another place where China is catching up: quality.
Knowing the performance of manufacturing processes, programs and product lines in real-time can make the difference between catching product quality errors before they ever leave the factory.
I think that the superficially eye-catching quality of the latter film, along with its rather conventional ambiguities, will prevail.
When "Crank That" came out in 2007, it exemplified not only FL's functionality, but the ear-catching quality of its default presets.
It's an interesting development as it combines the eye-catching quality of LED lights that we've seen from people like Moritz Waldemeyer, with the articulation of dance.
For all the Miss Thistlebottom-like complaints, though, a misspelled title can have an eye-catching quality and can be used to help market the film; although it vexed copy editors throughout the 2009-10 award season, "Inglourious Basterds" gave the movie a certain cool factor that helped draw eyes to the Tarantino stylefest.
The same eye-catching qualities of the screens can be used to attract the attention of staff too - if companies know how to use the technology to full effect.
They take tons of pictures, framing the same things in different ways -- with key eye-catching qualities centered or offset, included in full or cropped, entirely in focus or more selectively so -- knowing that a few of them will strike a perfect balance.
