"quality of capacity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about someone's ability to accomplish something in a certain way. For example, "She demonstrated a high quality of capacity when tackling the difficult problem."
There have been no large-scale studies examining the impact of the MCA on clinical practice and the quantity and quality of capacity assessments being carried out.
This guidance suggests that, despite the principle of assumed capacity, capacity assessments should be carried out as a matter of routine on all psychiatric inpatients, whether informal or detained under the MHA, but this leads to significant questions about the resources available for such assessments and the subsequent quality of capacity assessments.
Complexity barrels recognize a company's throughput capacity and signal the quality of that capacity via the refining complexity.
I tell each of my friends, in the hours of conversation, how the quality of their capacity as citizens inspires a response that honours this common humanity.
Multi-hop Cellular Networks (MCNs) can improve the quality of service, capacity and energy-efficiency of traditional infrastructure-centric single-hop cellular systems.
To assess the conduct of consent processes, two researchers independently scored the quality of the capacity assessment, use of proxies and processes for obtaining assent using the criteria shown in table 1, resolving discrepancies by discussion.
It is recommended that where prospective informed consent is required by the local REC, the quality of consent (capacity, voluntariness, understanding) be assessed or confirmed by independent consent monitors, wherever feasible [ 25, 44, 108].
Our previous study showed that under the mobile-phone assisted home exercise training program has improved exercise capacity, breathlessness, quality of life, inspiratory capacity and air-trapping in patients with COPD [ 23].
There is a speed of touch in Dylan's portraits, an aggression, which points to the tactile quality of pastel, the capacity of those sticks of colour to break and crumble against the page as you draw.
Secondary endpoints in both trials include presence and severity of angina, quality of life, exercise capacity, and cost-effectiveness.
Chronic pain is often associated with psychological distress and social impairment, with reduced quality of life, working capacity, and social costs [5].
