'high quality control' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to measures taken to ensure that products or services meet the necessary standards of quality. For example, "XYZ Company prides itself on its high quality control - all products are rigorously tested before they are released to the public."
The traditional proportional integral derivative (PID) controller typically cannot easily provide high quality control.
He was a member of short-lived sketch trio Kieran and the Joes, whose principles of high quality control he proudly maintains.
With the imminent UK release of Toy Story 3, the apparently final instalment of the groundbreaking series that began Pixar's reign in 1995, the question of how one studio has maintained such incomparably high quality control remains intriguing.
In addition to this, PIAAC data benefitted from a high degree of input harmonization and other high quality control standards.
These studies have generally focused on expensive materials with high quality control for use in aerospace applications.
Seven studies evaluated social cognitive theory-based interventions, including 2 high-quality randomised controlled trials, 21 29 2 high quality controlled trials 28 30 and 3 low quality controlled trial.
The review did not find any randomised controlled trials, quasi-randomised trial or high quality controlled before and after studies, to include in the analysis.
These findings highlight the importance of developing high quality, controlled trials to evaluate the effectiveness of CT for DD control.
Despite wide recognition that children with disability often have poor oral health, few high quality, controlled results are available.
In this study, we used high quality controlled isolated mitochondria to compare the effects of putative Bcl-2 inhibitors and try to explore the mechanism of action of ABT-737.
