Definition of «quality of provision»

The term "quality of provision" refers to the level or standard of service, goods, or resources that are provided. It indicates how well a product or service meets certain standards and expectations in terms of its performance, reliability, effectiveness, and overall satisfaction. The quality of provision can be influenced by various factors such as design, materials used, production processes, and the skills and expertise of those involved in providing the goods or services.

Sentences with «quality of provision»

«A deeper challenge to reliability is the weight given to inspection outcomes when making judgements about the overall quality of provision by schools. (politics.co.uk)
For example, we can't be judged on the GCSE measure because so many of our kids don't sit those exams, but from my point of view it's important that the government evaluates quality of all provision and not just mainstream education.» (schoolsweek.co.uk)
Earlier this year, Paul Joyce, deputy director of FE and Skills at Ofsted raised concernsthat the area review process is «taking the focus off the day job», putting quality of provision at risk. (qaeducation.co.uk)
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