Definition of quality control in English: quality control
noun mass noun A system of maintaining standards in manufactured products by testing a sample of the output against the specification.
Example sentences
‘In the final step, quality assurance and quality control of the peaks were performed.’ ‘However, in his later work his interests turned more towards applications to areas such as reliability and quality control.’ ‘But now the new association hopes a stamp of approval can be issued to goods that have been tested for quality control.’ ‘There's a tendency to obscurity when what the free market demands is quality control and open competition.’ ‘Many of the pills are produced without adequate quality control, although the pills and the packaging can appear to be the same.’ ‘Mass production is about quality control, which means keeping everything the same.’ ‘As point of care testing is likely to be done by staff with limited technical background, training and quality control are critical.’ ‘According to Beggan, the secret is to do your quality control at source.’ ‘Then add another couple of weeks for quality control and customer focus groups, he adds.’ ‘The business team organization is one of these factors as well as the approach to quality control.’ ‘Where was the accountability and quality control necessary to prevent such a disaster?’ ‘Yet Germany is often praised for the exemplary standard of quality control of herbal medicines.’ ‘Now the stringent board registration scheme sets standards for audit quality control and auditor independence.’ ‘The company refuses to use brokers unless at the request of the customer as it considers this might compromise its quality control.’ ‘Every employee makes sure craftsmanship and quality control come first.’ ‘The hard copy images are suited to audit and quality control, which are noticeably absent from the present system.’ ‘Hence, there is need for safety regulation and quality control of these products.’ ‘They are being constructed by NEC in Okahandja under strict quality control.’ ‘This smoothing process also keeps waste to a minimum and helps maintain quality control.’ ‘For improved quality control alone, it set up a new department and staffed it with 250 new people.’