"productive quality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a characteristic that is related to being productive, such as an attribute or trait that contributes to productivity. For example: "Time management is an essential productive quality in the workplace."
In his well known analysis of causation, Hume claims that the terms efficacy, agency, power, force, energy, necessity, connection, and productive quality are nearly synonymous, and he regards it as an absurdity to employ one in defining the rest (Hume 1978), section 1.3.14.
He wants desperately to provide, as great men do in his view, for those he loves but desperation is never an attractive -- nor productive quality.
Foucault (1978, 82) rejected traditional accounts of power as solely dominating and instead proposed an analytics of power equally attuned to its productive qualities.
It is aimed to expedite establishing a fast-growing, high-yielding, high quality, stable and productive timber plantation base to measure up to the demand for timber and its product in the national economic construction and social development.
Also, nominal groups, as used in the E-lab expert workshops, are found to be more productive in quality and quantity than interactive groups, and they present advantages over face-to-face groups in terms of the number, quality and originality of the generated ideas [39].
In a challenging arena that is often wrought with burnout and fast-paced deadlines, she held true to the philosophy of her father and developed a business that promised productive, high quality support to its clients, but also took great care of its employees.
Individuals with Down syndrome can live full, productive, and quality lives with help from modern medicine and lifetime educational/support programs.
Industrial disputes are no longer an issue, and British factories run by Nissan, Toyota and Honda are among the most productive and quality-conscious in Europe.
"The most important thing in choosing a group is its active, productive, high-quality science, and not the specific issue they are interested in!" suggests Suomalainen-Wartiovaara, and this applies to your choice of both PhD and postdoc labs.
Our findings confirm previous results that the technical side of agile methods helps the teams becoming more productive, increasing the quality of the final product.
The most productive improvement in quality for a specific organisation depends upon where they are in their quality journey (eg, going from 10−1 to 10−2 harm events needs different approaches than going from 10−3 to 10−4 harm events).
