"quality guarantee" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You would use it to describe a promise of quality or a warranty of quality. For example, "This product comes with a quality guarantee, so you can be sure that it will last."
But neither size nor quality guaranteed advantageous positioning.
A gentle story about how we are all the same under the mud, with a joyous quality guaranteed to make little children giggle.
Salzburg means, or rather used to mean, holiday ease with mainstream classical and romantic fare; Mozart serenades in palace and garden; orchestral quality guaranteed by the Vienna Philharmonic and, above all, by the omnipresent Herbert von Karajan the very model of a modern, jet-set maestro.And now?
The growing need for quality guaranteed services brought on suggestions to add more computational power to the network elements.
On the contrary, we would like to find a quality guaranteed pairwise distance estimation with as less space cost as possible.
In addition, because of less redundancy, this equivalent signal can also be used to provide quality guaranteed service in a lower data rate channel.
Based on (3), (4) and (5), a comprehensive evaluation analysis of power management system would be given for providing power quality guarantee as the goal, by the formula (4), which is used to analyze the current mobile power quality guarantee ability.
These are deadly qualities guaranteed to keep you in your comfort zone and shrink your courage muscles.
In 2009, Patek Philippe, based in Geneva, abandoned the hallmark in favor of its own in-house quality guarantee.
For many, the term "consumer affairs" conjures up images of middle-aged housewives in knitted sweaters and quality guarantees on cereal packets.
If the government decides to act on Howard Davies' recommendation (and doing so would be a political minefield) Londoners will be forgiven for treating any air quality guarantees with a heavy pinch of salt.
