The phrase "has no quality" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something does not have any positive or desirable characteristics. Example: The cheap furniture in the store has no quality.
"If you want something that has no quality to it, fine, but we're out to bring out things of quality, regardless of what type of book it is".
The president of the university gave a speech, and he contradicted him in the middle of it by shouting: 'This school has no quality.' He saw clearly how American society was disconnected from life and he believed he could help it connect.
They're not voting for a player who has no quality.
On Friday, Intel may also announce that the Carmel 840 multiprocessing chipset, which uses Rambus-technology, has no quality issues and will probably go into production in the first week of December 1999, dispelling any rumors that future chipsets would also be plagued with problems.
Banning abortion could lead to women birthing children with disabilities that are fatal or so severe the child has no quality of life.
But, taking a more global perspective, it does little good for us in the U.S. if much of the rest of the world has no quality education and cannot play a meaningful role in the global economy.
He sees Tim Tebow has no qualities he does.
Unlike atomists, who attributed at least the quality of hardness (impenetrability) to the ultimate particles of matter, Descartes argued that matter, or synonymously, body [corpus] has no qualities whatsoever, but only quantity, i.e., extension.
The normal man has no qualities whatsoever; he's nothing more than a hole for food to go into and fury to come out of.
"She had no quality of life".
