The phrase "higher quality of education" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are talking about an improvement in the educational system, or when you are discussing the merits of different educational institutions. For example: "Policymakers hope to create a higher quality of education for students by investing in new educational resources."
He said: "Students have a right to expect a higher quality of education and improvements to their experience.
That assumption of cost has often gone hand-in-glove with the notion that specialist colleges are delivering a higher quality of education.
If that is achieved there will in addition be a substantial number of families that will be willing and able to supplement the voucher in order to get an even higher quality of education.
He has just completed a $550 million round of financing to help the company continue to expand into countries where "we can deliver a higher quality of education than the state can provide".
The scientists found that high economic mobility was correlated with less residential racial segregation; a larger middle class; more stable family structure, that is, more children living with two parents; more social capital and a higher quality of education.
Additional advisors and other support, he said, would help to provide students with a higher quality of education, adding, "it's a good example of a policy in place that makes sense". In other board actions, trustees named Lisa A. Rossbacher as the new president of Humboldt State University.
We're pleased that students across the UK and overseas continue to recognise the high quality of education on offer in Scotland".
Others point to the high quality of education in Finland, or to social arrangements (the "Nordic model") that make entrepreneurship less risky and a more realistic option for more people.
The decision to come to London was based on the high quality of education and location – it's close to many European cities and just seven hours from New York.
The only resource left is to ask parents to sustain the high quality of education they are used to in the school". He acknowledged, however, that lots of parents were not in a position to contribute.
"The principal, secondary headteacher, leadership team and governors have, in a short space of time, ensured that the academy provides a high quality of education and opportunities for all its pupils," the report said.
