The phrase "pure quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is of exceptionally high quality or is free from impurities. Example: "The diamonds in her necklace were of pure quality, with no flaws or inclusions."
"Any time with Hillary is pure champagne, pure quality.
Her voice, though a little lacking in power, is of beautifully pure quality and extremely flexible.
The guy is pure quality, yet he's in and out of the team," writes Hugh Collins.
In terms of pure quality, Blue Ribbon's sushi and sashimi aren't among the very best in town.
Not in terms of pure quality, perhaps, but the 2014 season was as gripping as they come.
"Can't you just talk to me?" According to Dr. Chapman's taxonomy, my love language is pure quality time.
Although the methods of mathematico-scientific concept-formation reduces the entire natural world to purely quantitative relations, it is powerless in the face of irreducible pure qualities.
Institutional library consortial power can also be used to provide leveraged support for journal publishers who commit themselves to a timetable of downsizing on the way to becoming pure quality-control service providers (see SPARC ). 3. Hanard, S. "The self-archiving initiative" Nature, 410, 1024-1025, 2001.
This is very bitter and will contaminate the zest's pure qualities.
The choreography by Guru Bichitrananda Swain and Myna Mukherjee, which explored pure qualities of pattern and movement, was often taxing.
Karma not only encompasses the causality of transmigration, but is also conceived of as an extremely subtle matter, which infiltrates the soul obscuring its natural, transparent and pure qualities.
