The phrase "element of quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing aspects or components that contribute to the overall quality of something.
Example: "In evaluating the product, we must consider each element of quality that affects customer satisfaction."
Alternatives: "aspect of quality" or "component of quality".
The concept of continuity of care by intensivists as an element of quality control in the medical care of Intensive Care Unit (ICU) patients surviving multiple organ dysfunction syndrome has led to a rethinking of the ICU model in recent years.
It is also useful to teach teamwork and communication, a key element of quality of care [21].
The authors explored the extent to which select patient and physician factors increase the probability of one element of quality of care: namely, intention to conduct suicide assessment.
Further study is needed to establish factors that may be modified and targeted to increase the likelihood of physicians' providing one element of quality of care--suicide assessment--for depressed patients.
Because of the importance of the customer's opinion on clothes fitness after the element of quality, Barari et al. (2010a, b) have employed the interactive genetic algorithm to produce Iranian dress designs.
We also asked whether each indicator, in the respondents' opinions, was "essential for good-quality headache services"; when it was not, we asked whether a headache service "would be a better headache service if it was included as an element of quality".
To determine the elements of quality clinical and field placements through the eyes of paramedic instructors.
In addition, other elements of quality cannot be measured simply against an outsider's inspection checklist.
Elements of quality target product profile (QTPP) were defined and critical material attributes (CQAs) earmarked.
Suffice it to say, we now understand all the elements of quality, and we're working to ensure that whatever happened in the past doesn't happen again".
The MOC process is designed to facilitate and document professional development of American Board of Radiology (ABR) diplomates in the essential elements of quality care in Radiation Oncology and Radiologic Physics.
