Pronunciation: /ˈkwɑləti kənˈtroʊl/
noun a system of maintaining standards in manufactured products by testing a sample of the output against the specification
A1 Quality control is important to make sure products are good.
A2 The company has a team dedicated to quality control.
B1 Effective quality control measures can prevent defects in production.
B2 Quality control processes are constantly being improved to meet industry standards.
C1 The company's reputation for excellence is due in part to its rigorous quality control procedures.
C2 The quality control department is responsible for ensuring that all products meet strict quality standards before being released to the market.
formal The company implemented strict quality control measures to ensure the products meet industry standards.
informal We need to double-check everything before shipping out, it's all about quality control.
slang Gotta make sure everything is on point with the quality control before sending it out.
figurative In life, quality control is like filtering out the bad to keep only the good around you.
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