The phrase "control over quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the management or oversight of quality standards in a process or product.
Example: "The company has implemented strict control over quality to ensure customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "quality management" or "quality oversight."
Playmobil is also anxious to retain control over quality.
So you have more control over quality? A. Absolutely.
But the bigger Inditex gets, he says, the more it will lose control over quality and efficiency.
The Biltmore Company decided to manage the inn itself, rather than contract with a national chain, because corporate officials wanted direct control over quality, Mr. Pressley said.
Also, they fear losing control over quality, since a bad batch of a generic could hurt the reputations of their patented drugs.
"Manufacturing in London is not the lowest cost base decision the company could make, but it does give us huge amounts of control over quality in the product," said Cannon.
Finally, the fact that the SQC process is universally applicable to any readable specification means that any group of people can use it wherever they want control over quality-in-relation-to-standards.
Mr. Virgilio said the imported drugs were potentially dangerous because the controls over quality were lax.
The modern processes are generally more sophisticated adaptations of the basic extraction - freezing - thawing - drying method and include artificial refrigeration to control freezing and thawing rates and other mechanical and chemical controls over quality and yield.
The interventions and measures were not sufficiently pilot tested, and quality control over the quality improvement data collected by the local teams was virtually non-existent.
It gives you total control, particularly over quality, which is incredibly important when you start out.
