"in its quality" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the overall standard or characteristics of something. For example, "The company prides itself in its quality customer service, ensuring each customer is satisfied with their experience."
The inquiry was laughable in its quality – it was actually me who was investigated.
What Brentano adds to Mill's criticism is a precise diagnosis of the mistake: the combinatorial theory tries to locate the characteristic feature of a judgement in its content instead of locating it in its quality.
Reflecting that the principle is part of considerations but not of the working text of Directive 2001/18/EC [1] it is (in its quality as European Union (EU) law) not a self-standing requirement of authorisations [5].
"It's really earthy in its quality, and we've just changed it so radically - jumping up the octave towards the end in the chorus.
When USIS learned of the investigation, it fired a dozen managers in its quality review office in Grove City, Pa., over two days in September 2012.
It also takes great pride in its quality of diamonds.
The last thing that this country needs as it falls behind its peers in its quality of public education is an opportunity for students to excuse themselves from learning important lessons.
That Atlantic production received mixed reviews from critics, and Mr. Stephens had some tough words for it himself, saying he was disappointed in its quality as a play.
In the incoming years, quality of groundwater of Dhanbad Township will not show any drastic change in its quality unless and until any anthropogenic activity will affect it.
On the basis of the study, it was predicted that in the coming years, quality of ground water will not show any drastic change in its quality unless and until any anthropogenic activity will affect it.
DeLuca said in 2010 that the greatest challenge facing Subway as it continued to expand was the need to be consistent in its quality. .
