"quality efficiency" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a process or service that combines two desirable qualities - being both of high quality and efficient. For example, "This company's quality efficiency sets them apart from the competition."
"Quality, efficiency and competitiveness remain low," he said.
Today quality, efficiency, and scale stand side-by-side as ways of competing.
Especially without strategic clarity, employees are unsure if they should focus on speed or quality, efficiency or innovation, for example.
"Widespread adoption of electronic health records holds great promise for improving health care quality, efficiency, and patient safety," said David Blumenthal, national coordinator for health information technology.
At Morning Star everyone is responsible for safeguarding quality, efficiency, and teamwork by calling out colleagues who violate policies or norms.
Physicians are eligible to earn financial incentives according to their individual performance, the PHO's performance, and the hospital's performance on metrics of quality, efficiency, patient satisfaction, and safety.
The quality of a knowledge service influences the quality, efficiency and innovation of product conceptual design.
Quality, efficiency, safety and transparency of care are important elements in healthcare.
Radiologists must be "value innovators" who maximally leverage information technology to ensure their relevance and value to patient care through measureable improvements in quality, efficiency, and safety.
"Vorsprung durch Technik" became a motto for a nation that was putting the past behind it and restyling itself as a byword for quality, efficiency, progress and technology.
Here quality, efficiency and sticking to delivery dates are at a premium, and Chinese yards still score poorly on all counts.
