The phrase "manage quality" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is a common phrase used in business and project management contexts to refer to the process of ensuring that a product or service meets the desired level of quality. Example: As project manager, it was my responsibility to manage quality by conducting regular quality checks and implementing corrective actions to maintain high standards throughout the development process.
In a somwehat Orwellian move, the celebrity chef, who has over 20 restaurants and more planned for the near future, has installed CCTV cameras in his restaurant kitchens country-wide in a bid to manage quality control.
An IMS vice president, Randolph B. Frankel, applauded the ruling last night, saying it "points to the fact that states have a variety of alternatives to manage quality and cost without impacting free speech".
I am afraid that the way we pretend to manage quality and excellence is not much more of the newspeak rationale of the opposites – and hence "quality" becomes the tombstone of real quality.
"I think most innovative businesses today have technology as an enabler and that is the role for WATG – it's an enabler," says Rodwell. "We wouldn't have been able to find a network of knitters all over the world without the internet or be able to manage quality control without the internet.
The company needs to understand and manage quality of tweets, which are extracted for analysis.
The sponsor should implement a system to manage quality throughout all stages of the trial process.
HACCP programmes control hazards associated with the process, processing environmental prerequisites control hazards associated with the processing environment, and quality systems (e.g. ISO 9000) manage quality-related prerequisites, e.g. supplier approval and control, control of non-conforming products, customer complaints, traceability and recall, etc.
Quality management refers to managing quality aspects of data sets with user-defined quality rules.
Quality management was responsible for managing quality aspects of metadata based on user-defined quality rules.
MBi markets itself as a "knight" riding to the rescue of Britain's growing elderly population by building and managing quality nursing and residential homes.
Fig. 1 Reference architecture for managing quality aspects of social media data [11].
