"limited quality" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means a small or restricted amount or level of quality. Example: The product received high ratings, but its limited quality was disappointing to some customers.
However, most films in low resource settings are of limited quality, with similar limitations in resolution.
The data on ALA have been limited by studies of smaller sample size and limited quality.
Other limitations include the broad definition of stage and the limited quality of the histology classification.
Study limitations included non-randomised sampling of participants in community interviews and limited quality of comprehensive data in hospital records.
Thereby, limited quality control resources can be allocated effectively on them.
After initially balking at potential piracy issues, the record industry recognizes that the limited quality of cassette copies poses no true threat.
Countries with limited institutional strength and limited quality of governance have been repeatedly overstretched by the demands of bilateral and, above all, multilateral donors.
Felt padding is used to offload diabetes-related foot ulceration although limited quality data exists to support its use.
This review suggests that meditation and yoga may be associated with beneficial outcomes for children and youth, but the generally limited quality of research tempers the allowable conclusions.
But the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, in the final decision, said there remained "uncertainty regarding any potential health benefits" from the scans and described the existing evidence as of "overall limited quality and limited applicability".
Manager Neil Lennon pointed to profligacy, limited quality and missing key players for Celtic's European exit.
