"environmentally friendly quality" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a product or characteristic that is designed or produced in a way that is not harmful to the environment. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in marketing, product descriptions, or sustainability reports. Example: Our company is committed to producing high-quality, environmentally friendly products that will have a positive impact on the planet for generations to come.
Sociologist, sexologist and sex-positive feminist Carol Queen critiqued the carbon footprint of the Magic Wand because it was imported from Japan, and praised its environmentally friendly qualities including its lack of batteries, and durability compared to other vibrators.
A pumice lime binder is proposed as an alternative to the traditional cement or lime based solutions for both environmentally friendly and mechanical qualities.
"It's quality, environmentally friendly, sustainable, fire retardant … nothing else compares".
That firm touts its work for Calvin Klein and Polo, its "environmentally friendly products," and its "quality management system".
Yogi-like, he took Mr. Bloomberg's environmentally positive initiative, one that was aimed at increasing both environmentally friendly taxis and the quality and quantity of service outside Manhattan, and tried to stand it on its head.
"To keep up with all the demands for the growing global population, we need to be more efficient, more environmentally friendly, and have more quality and affordable choices".
There is a belief that socially conscious consumers contribute to improving environmental quality by purchasing environmentally friendly green products (Abdul-Muhmin 2007).
One of the objectives of the town is to provide affordable housing, with the community founders hoping to offer high-quality, environmentally friendly homes – many built at a factory on site – at 60 per cent of the market value.
Bio-degumming is a clean, environmentally friendly, highly efficient, high-quality, and low-cost method and is becoming the leading jute degumming technology (Banik et al. 2007; Biswas et al. 2013; Liu and Peng 2004).
Brooklyn Woods' high-quality, environmentally friendly cabinets can be found in homes for the formerly-homeless and for wealthy homeowners alike.
