"generation quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to the general standard or quality of something that has been created by members of a particular generation. For example, "The younger generation is creating a culture of exceptional quality and excellence."
In this Data Descriptor, we present detailed information on experimental design, data generation, quality control analysis, and data validation.
Experimental results show that ASD-RNSA achieves a better detection rate and has better generation quality than classical real-value NSAs.
Then, the fuzzer enters the loop of test case generation, quality evaluation, adaptation of diffusivity, and test case update.
After initial seed generation, the fuzzer enters the loop of test case generation, quality evaluation, adaptation of diffusivity, and test case update.
each of which performs the loop of test case generation, quality evaluation, adaptation of diffusivity, and test case update as described in Section 5.
The surface generation quality also relates to the contact length which reflects the interaction of the workpiece and the flank face of cutting edge. .
Further to the previously acknowledged performance characteristics, we demonstrate how the stochastic domain decomposition approach is particularly suited to the problem of grid generation — generating quality meshes efficiently.
This policy perverts and squanders the energy, optimism, intellectual potential and creativity of a generation – qualities which, bar a few balloons full of shale gas, are all the natural resources we've got.
The second-generation quality about it makes it more resonant.
Since the original video is all stored digitally, there is no generation-to-generation quality loss as in traditional videotape recording.
Interested readers may consult the technical reports from the Mega-QI study for additional details on the sample recruitment and characteristics, and the rationale and development procedure for second-generation quality indicators.
