The phrase "operating quality" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe the quality of a particular operating system, such as "Windows 10 offers higher operating quality than previous versions."
The second adaptation approach tracks the operating channel quality, so that the most efficient modulation mode can be invoked while guaranteeing a target QoS.
While Exide was operating, air quality officials determined its arsenic emissions posed an increased cancer risk to more than 100,000 residents.
No matter, today there is no way media companies can cover the massive costs of operating a quality and highly competitive global news organization by allocating funds from their other divisions.
All laboratory tests were carried out at the "Hygiene" Operating Unit (Quality certified according to standard ISO 9001 2008), at the University Hospital "Policlinico Consorziale", Bari, Italy.
Furthermore, standardized and optimised MTB culture and DST procedures require equipped, safe laboratories and trained human resources operating under quality assurance protocols.
There were no significant short-term benefits for total laparoscopic compared with hand-assisted laparoscopic restorative proctocolectomy with respect to early morbidity, operating time, quality of life, costs, and hospital stay.
Nevertheless, public confidence may be strengthened by recent technical developments, enhancing the possibilities for operating high quality health information systems, whilst at the same time providing a high standard of protection for the data subject.
16 We recommend identifying relevant variables that can measure the effect of skill and learning (for example, surgeon or centre "volume," operating times, quality measures, and appropriate outcomes), and analysing the data sequentially to assess learning, where possible.
Although we did not collect data on specimen quality for analysis, the study laboratories operated under quality assurance programs to minimize issues with sample collection.
