The phrase 'medical quality' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use the phrase, for example, in a sentence such as: "The medical quality of the healthcare services provided by the hospital was very high."
Malpractice suits have had an inappropriate and inefficient role in medical quality assurance.
And they're supporting Governor Bush because they want him in control of the medical quality.
One gauged medical quality: whether or not patients received evidence-based care.
He filed a complaint, which was investigated by a group of medical quality experts known as a peer review organization.
Our range of services include human resources, financial control, business consulting and medical quality.
Scientific research regulations had previously exempted efforts to improve medical quality and public health — because they hadn't been scientific.
Ellen and her husband run medical-quality air purifiers around the clock, in every room of their home.
So, instead of coming to market with revolutionary, medical-quality smarts, Apple has pivoted towards promoting the Apple Watch as a high fashion watch.
Images were viewed on one CRT and one LCD medical-quality display device by five experienced breast-imaging radiologists who rated the images using a categorical rating paradigm.
At the dispensary, people lined up -- as if they were waiting for a bank teller -- in a safe place to get medical-quality marijuana.
After repeated experiments turned up nothing satisfactory, he was about to give the idea up until someone suggested medical-quality tubing used to plumb dialysis machines.
