"pace and quality" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the speed and level of quality of something, such as work or production. For example, "We need to ensure the project is finished on time, so it's important to maintain a good balance between pace and quality."
In the pace and quality of restaurant openings this year, the recession was hardly reflected.
And Washington must step up the pace and quality of training so that expanded Afghan military and police forces can take over that mission as soon as possible.
The pace and quality of innovation and initiatives has been extremely strong and is one of the central reasons for its outperformance".
"We have energy, pace and quality in the group and we're starting to understand each other's games," said Lee Johnson, the City manager and a boyhood Fulham fan.
Mr. Nadler and other Democrats complained about the pace and quality of the data administration officials had provided them before the hearings.
They kept up a pace and quality of production in monoprints and editions whose freshness and energy asserted the creative energy of the apparently ageless artist.
John Szczepaniak of Retro Gamer called the game simple, but praised its pacing and quality of writing, and considers the gameplay and plot to be sophisticated for its time.
"I'm hoping Nathan's going to bring pace, energy and quality to the team," Kavanagh told the club website. .
Quality assessment and control are common place in fields where many items are produced at a rapid pace and where quality is crucial: be it tools in factories or data in high-throughput biological experiments.
Liverpool were content to punch on the counter, to harness the pace and quicksilver quality in their ranks and they flickered, mainly through Luis Suárez.
But he said this year's job growth could signal a continuation of a trend interrupted by the recession: young, well-educated workers choosing Denver's relaxed pace and high quality of life rather than settling in older business hubs.
