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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'quality suffers' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something has become lower in quality as a result of a certain circumstance. For example, "Due to a lack of proper maintenance, the quality of the product suffers significantly."
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Haste leads to suffering — quality suffers, the audience suffers, and customer acquisition suffers.
Water quality suffers.
When continuity of care suffers, quality suffers.
A single entity can better address these challenges and, if quality suffers, the issue of accountability is clear.
When you're constantly pushing out new applications and services that compete on so many fronts, quality suffers.
With both cameras, photographs taken in bright light look good, but image quality suffers quickly as things get dim.
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Ms. King said quality suffered while debts accumulated.
In the process, he took the music for granted and the quality suffered.
It became a huge success [for its Pinot Noir] and people piled in and the quality suffered.
Many players believe — rightly or wrongly — that the Fenders of the 1950s, the '60s and even the '70s, when analysts say quality suffered, have a special something.
Ms. Perey said that image quality suffered partly because the Internet's backbone carriers inadvertently trash streaming video signals originating from a competitor by starting and stopping the data stream.
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