"high in quality" is correct and acceptable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is of exceptional excellence or superior quality. For example: The product we are providing is high in quality and will last a lifetime.
It's not just the books that are carefully chosen and high in quality.
Low traffic numbers are a turnoff for advertisers, no matter how high in quality a series may be.
Although El Greco was primarily a painter of religious subjects, his portraits, though less numerous, are equally high in quality.
Thirty-two percent of the observed programs in the study were rated high in quality in both 1996 and 2000, and most were accredited by the NAEYC.
Improving crisis care and waiting times – the crisis concordat works towards ensuring there is access to crisis services and that at all times these are responsive and as high in quality as other emergency services.
Then, adding a dark gloss of California rocker angst, he has kept his message stunningly simple — to the point where his clothes, while clearly high in quality, have the attitude of a trendy street label.
Photographs printed from film are still higher in quality than their digital counterparts.
Products whose national brands were higher in quality than the comparable store brand cost 50percentt more.
The videos are higher in quality than so-called streaming video clips, the standard way to watch moving pictures online.
First, it ranks higher in quality than other American-made cars in surveys of buyers, meaning that the buyers are willing to pay a little more.
They believe, right or wrong, that what such stores offer is more healthful, cleaner, safer and higher in quality, and may also be better for the environment.
