The phrase "harm quality" is not standard or commonly used in written English
It may be used in specific contexts related to discussing the negative impact on quality, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The recent changes in production processes have raised concerns about harm quality in our final products."
Alternatives: "detrimental quality" or "negative quality impact."
Ratings of taste, harm, quality, 'would rather try' and 'easier to quit' for pairs of packages.
In combination with other evidence on health service delivery in China [ 10- 14, 20], we conclude that ownership reforms alone are unlikely to dramatically improve or harm quality.
Borland and Savvas [ 2], and also internal marketing research documents [ 3– 6], show that these characteristics of the cigarette itself have promotional effects inasmuch as they drive consumer perceptions about relative product attractiveness, harm, quality, value, and intention to use.
Harm quality was discussed by highlighting the serious negative impact from each case of overdiagnosis, including both the psychological impact of a breast cancer diagnosis on a woman and her female relatives (for whom it has perceived risk implications), and the short and long term impact of unnecessary treatment on lifestyle and physical health.
But lest Burgdorf sound a little too picturesque and gemütlich, the village is also — like any place, like every place — home to cruelty and cowardice and harm, qualities Hegi makes all the more disturbing by locating them in both large-scale events and in the vicissitudes of daily life, in the personages of the well-meaning, the hard-working, the innocent.
In America, where students typically pay almost half the cost of a degree, enrolment rates are the world's highest.Second, some governments can readily cut the cost of university education without harming quality.
"The argument that changing the auditor harms quality does not apply if the rotation period is 15 or 20 years," says Nick Jeffrey of Grant Thornton, the sixth-biggest audit firm.
He wants GE to achieve the sort of agility seen in the best Silicon Valley tech firms, and to seek ways of doing things faster without harming quality or safety.
Statistical agencies worldwide are trying to meet demand for cost-savings without harming quality.
The business of journalism is, simply put, experiencing an historic decline in paid advertising and circulation, leading to deep newsroom cutbacks that have harmed quality journalism at a time when quality journalism is needed most.
Self-harm Quality Standards were published in June 2013.
