"moral quality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when discussing the ethical, right or wrong, aspect of something. For example, "The moral quality of his work was exemplary."
Four themes are discussed: explicit moral framing; striving to act in the perceived best interests of the patient; learning by the patient to be perceived as morally worthy; and, empathy as a moral quality (see Fig. 1).
Yet resolution has no moral quality.
"Emotional truth is not a moral quality," he tells a younger writer, "it's a technique".
A person's condition after death is directly related to the moral quality of his human existence.
Within puritan/romantic theocracy "good taste" is a crucial moral quality and indicator of spiritual merit (Campbell).
In fact, her autobiographical testimony has a stringently moral quality, an intelligence not found in her social critique.
Good clothes seemed, almost, to have a moral quality for him; he respected people who respected clothes.
STRESSES MORAL QUALITY Less Attention Is Paid to Raising Leaders of Men Than of Kittens, He Declares.
They also reveal the key aspects of Becker's hierarchical belief of 'moral quality', of those high in ranks, in this case the executive, which imposes definitions and explanations about facts and events on community members.
This escape from moral responsibility relies on the principle that "it is the intention which determines the [moral] quality of an action" (Letters: I, 679).
Kipnis comments, "When an urbanite points at an unfashionably dressed migrant and says to his friend 'such low quality,' he links the specificity of the quality of migrant's dress with her overall physical/mental/moral quality" (2006:2006.
