Difference between "high quality material and high quality of material"

Question

What is the difference between"high quality material and high quality of material"?

Do they use in the same way or not?

Answer 1

It depends on where in the sentence a phrase like this would be used. When used as an object, I might say this phrase in one of two ways:

I expect this jacket to last a long time, due to its high-quality material. (hyphen is optional)

I expect this jacket to last a long time, due to the high quality of the material.

When used as the subject, I would probably only use the version without the of:

High quality material should make this jacket last a long time.

There are plenty of valid variations with regards to surrounding articles, prepositions, etc. For example, this is another way I could say it:

I expect this jacket to last a long time, thanks to a high-quality material.