'proven quality' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has been verified to be of a certain quality. For example, "This restaurant has been in business for decades and offers proven quality food."
But in order to overcome the chicken-and-egg situation in which media coverage depends on proven quality and proven quality depends on critical comparison, the only real way forward is for major books prizes to open their doors to self-publishers.
"He is a great player, with proven quality at both club and international level.
Various WHO documents call for the integration of "traditional medicine, of proven quality, safety and efficacy".
"I think he has a proven quality both on the judicial end and on the administrative end".
Moreover, Benji Marshall looks as good as he's done in years, while Gareth Widdop, Josh Dugan, Jason Nightingale, Ben Creagh and Merrin are proven quality.
Spurs' strength in depth is sometimes questioned but Pochettino could call up players of proven quality, not least Moura, who was in the mood from the outset.
Teak woodwork on the slats of the roof rack, which carries a custom surfboard painted to match the body, round out the Vegas-bound supermini's C.V. "The SEMA Show is the perfect place for us to showcase our vast portfolio of proven, quality-tested Mopar performance parts and accessories," Pietro Gorlier, president and chief executive of Mopar, said in a media statement.
Spinal cord stimulation (SCS) has proven qualities to improve coronary, peripheral, and cerebral blood circulation.
A similar fate looks to have befallen Steve Jobs, another film that proves quality doesn't always translate into box office figures.
As a result, codes and documentation prove quality, regardless of how the physician patient relations succeeds.
Practices must submit tons of information about patients to those companies to prove quality care was provided.
