"quality stability" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate the idea that something has a consistent and reliable quality over a significant amount of time. For example, "The business has maintained a high level of quality stability over the past decade."
"We find it impossible to reconcile the banks' claims of asset quality stability and the macro facts," the report said.
The aliquots were then immediately analyzed using an array of methods to measure the quality, stability and binding properties of aflibercept.
Impurities influence product quality, stability and efficacy, so their levels need to be minimised.
Statistical analysis of our simulations provides quantitative information about the properties of ionic liquids, such as the mixing quality, stability, and the size of the nano-domains.
We here describe how the most recently approved anti-VEGF drug, aflibercept, can be compounded into prefilled sterile syringes and stored for up to 4 weeks without compromising its quality, stability or functional properties, including VEGF and neonatal Fc receptor (FcRn) binding.
Closure is triggered by the arrival of charismatic entrepreneurs at the point when the novelty of the new technology is beginning to wane and consumers have developed a taste for quality, stability and higher production values than are being delivered by the nascent industry.
Investigations into the areas of flight handling qualities, stability and control characteristics and manoeuvring aircraft are made.
One clinical quality parameter: stability according to the practitioner (stability), and one patient satisfaction parameter: the overall mark given by the patient.
Quality and stability problems delayed the introduction of the Smart car, developed with DaimlerChrysler.
Child care in poor communities: Early learning effects of type, quality and stability.
Our results identify that housework inequality has serious consequences for relationship quality and stability.
