"minimum quality requirement" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the minimum standard of quality that is expected or legally required of a product, service, or process. For example, "Before any product could be shipped, it had to meet the company's minimum quality requirement."
Almost every UK university has set a minimum quality requirement for staff to reach to be included in the institution's submission to the RAE, says Tim Benton, Leeds University's pro-dean for research in the faculty of biological sciences.
As a minimum quality requirement, studies had to indicate whether a single- or double-blind design was applied, describe the basic exposure conditions and include a sham control condition ("no field") for the purpose of comparison.
But Janie Graziani, a company spokeswoman, said AAA offers information only on establishments that meet its minimum quality requirements, so these are good places to start.
It also lowers the minimum quality requirements for the CIGS layer since shorter pathways for electron extraction allow shorter electron diffusion length.
As a first phase in a nationwide multicenter study to obtain myocardial perfusion normality patterns, this work presents the study design and quality control methodology used to guarantee that the gammacameras fulfilled some minimum quality requirements.
The directive establishes minimum quality requirements for hospitals regarding 24/7 availability of obstetrics and pediatricians [32].
In the auto industry, additional cost-cutting always means putting the squeeze on supplier prices and using less expensive materials that still meet minimum quality requirements, according to J.P. Morgan's Bradley.
The generation of high quality and comparable monitoring data still scarce and highly scattered in the indoor environment and minimum quality requirements for their harmonized storage in a common database is crucial to support prioritization activities.
A firm which declines to accept regulated prices and/or fails to meet minimum quality requirements will not be contracted with Kela and thus may not produce physiotherapy for the disabled individuals financed from NHI.
If farm and food businesses are not willing to implement a QMS, the public authorities encourage them properly or oblige them to meet the minimum quality requirements (Segerson 1999; Larsson et al. 2013).
With service vouchers, on the other hand, only minimum quality requirements were verified by Kela, but excess quality of the service was not analysed or scored during the registration and, therefore, information on quality had to be gathered by conducting questionnaires on the firms.
