"quality insurance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of insurance coverage that is meant to protect the quality of the services or products being offered. For example, "The company offers quality insurance to ensure the quality of the services provided."
"You've got a guy that's been very productive in this league, and he adds quality insurance for us," the director of player personnel, Vinny Cerrato, said.
It is true that printed textbooks have quality insurance through editing as standard but it is up to ebook publishers to compete with them.
Patients are believed to be uninformed about hospital quality, insurance reduces the incentives to shop for better deals, and government programs aren't sufficiently responsive to quality.
"Part of our mission is to help uninsured Americans take advantage of new affordable, high quality insurance options that are coming, thanks to the health law," he said.
The club was pleasantly surprised when León went unclaimed and stashed him at Triple-A Pawtucket — quality insurance if Vázquez or Swihart was injured.
I think they buy quality insurance, and that happens to include defamation coverage," said Randy Maniloff, an insurance coverage lawyer in Philadelphia.
In all likelihood, it will feature lower-quality insurance plans, large deductibles, and hefty payments to insurers to cover high-risk patients.
Suddenly empowered, Medicare beneficiaries would shop for lowest-cost, highest-quality insurance plans providing a required package of benefits.
But Choice's analysis showed that someone could wait until 45 to take insurance, while copping a 30% loading, and still save $9,000 compared with taking low-quality insurance at 30.
A journalist grilled the Republican, state insurance commissioner Matt Rosendale, about whether he would give his own family one of the controversial, low-quality insurance policies he recently allowed back on the market.
Once investors became satisfied that Ambac was a high-quality insurance company, they didn't have to worry as much about the due diligence on municipal bonds issued in Juneau, Laredo or Anytown, U.S.A.
