The phrase 'in addition to quality' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the quality of something. For example, "This restaurant is praised for its delicious food in addition to quality customer service."
Therefore, in addition to quality improvement, independent authentication of different regions of a watermarked image is possible.
In addition to quality improvement and behavior preservation, studies consider, among others, construct semantics preservation and minimization of changes.
So in addition to quality, we think that doing right by our DC customers means high quality service at the best possible price.
In addition to quality food options and breakthroughs in stadium design, in-stadium technology is playing a huge role in the battle against HD TVs and cable TV game day packages.
The notion of certification is important, because in addition to quality, it keeps phones acquired in … less-than-ideal circumstances … from being sold through the company (ideally serving as a deterrent to theft).
Stephanie Phair, vice president of merchandising and business development at Portero, an Internet luxury-auction site, says that when scouting modern accessories, she pays attention to the maker in addition to quality and craftsmanship.
In addition to quality-of-life improvements, this patient group will have the opportunity of benefiting from exposure to potentially effective novel agents.
It indicates that in addition to quantity, quality is augmented in the utility function of the household.
In addition to nutritional quality, sensory quality (i.e. visual aspect, firmness, and taste) is of utmost importance for fruit consumption.
In addition to technical quality and the quality of practice, the patient-centred viewpoint should also be emphasized both in mammography education as well as in clinical practice.
This introduced a new quality management level in addition to the quality management of separate general practices.
